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In two days, ethical researchers from 10 countries have unearthed more than 22 zero-day bugs in a wide range of technologies at the annual hacking contest.
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A new Tech Insight report examines how the enterprise attack surface is expanding and how organizations must deal with vulnerabilities in emerging technologies.
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Organizations recognize they are responsible for protecting remote workers from cyber threats, but they have a long way to go in deploying the necessary security technologies.
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By working together as an industry, we can develop the technologies needed to account for human error.
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It's a banner year for attacks coming through traditional email as well as newer collaboration technologies, such as Slack and Microsoft Teams. What's next?
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Fintech has drastically shifted the financial services industry toward digital technologies and, in so doing, has introduced a variety of new risks.
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Explosive growth of devices associated with the Internet of Things and operational technologies gives attackers a larger pool of targets.
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New guidance seeks to cultivate trust in AI technologies and promote AI innovation while mitigating risk
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Threat actors continue to adapt to the latest technologies, practices, and even data privacy laws—and it's up to organizations to stay one step ahead by implementing strong cybersecurity measures and programs. Here's a look at how cybercrime will evolve in 2023 and what you can do to secure and protect your organization in the year ahead. Increase in digital supply chain attacks With the
The Register
Some are suspected of helping other banned suppliers get around sanctions The United States Department of Commerce has added 36 Chinese companies or subsidiaries to its list of companies that cannot import certain US technologies without a license, citing national security, foreign policy interests, and the possibility that some might help already banned companies to evade restrictions.…