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Dark Reading
As organizations struggle to keep up with new regulations and hiring challenges, chief information security officers share common challenges and experiences.
The Hacker News
Multi-factor Authentication (MFA) has long ago become a standard security practice. With a wide consensus on its ability to fend off more than 99% percent of account takeover attacks, it's no wonder why security architects regard it as a must-have in their environments. However, what seems to be less known are the inherent coverage limitations of traditional MFA solutions. While compatible with
ZDNet Security
Singapore reiterates the need to safeguard operational technology systems and is looking to expand its cybersecurity labelling scheme to include medical devices that handle sensitive data and connect with other systems.
The Register
Over a year after discussions began, National Data Guardian continues to pursue transparency in health data use More than two years after England launched a COVID data store, keeping details of National Health Service (NHS) patients, the country's National Data Guardian (NDG) remains unsatisfied with who is accessing the data.…
ZDNet Security
CISA director Jen Easterly says secure by design must become the norm to help protect society from cyber attacks. But that's not the only challenge ahead.
Check Point Research
Day two at Black Hat, and Check Point Research brought two talks to the stage that gave the room plenty to think about. One dug into a fifteen year old blind spot sitting inside Windows itself. The other pulled apart the agent frameworks powering today’s AI products and found familiar bugs wearing new clothes. Here’s what our researchers […] The post appeared first on . Day 2 at Black Hat: Check Point Research Takes the Stage Check Point Research
The Hacker News
A lot of this week’s trouble starts with something that looks close enough. A familiar repo. A useful installer. A harmless sync setting. Then the handoff goes bad, the box starts talking to someone else, and the damage moves faster than the explanation. Old bugs are back, weak defaults are earning their keep, and some attack paths are so plain they barely feel like research. Here’s the mess.
The Register
Says ongoing talks about security are about understanding best practice, not strong-arming vendors India’s government has denied that it is working on rules that would require smartphone manufacturers to provide access to their source code.…
Graham Cluley
Romance scammers have apparently discovered astrology... and Taurus is their secret weapon. In episode 449 of "Smashing Security", we take a look inside an actual romance-fraud handbook - complete with scripts, personality “types”, corporate jargon, and a seven-day plan to get victims from hello to hand over the crypto. Then Lesley "hacks4pancakes" Carhart delivers a reality check on the dire cybersecurity jobs market for juniors: why entry-level roles are evaporating, how automated CV screening is chewing candidates up, and what hopeful newcomers (and weary veterans) can do about it. Plus, Graham talks to ThreatLocker CEO Danny Jenkins about why misconfigurations are behind an uncomfortable number of breaches, how default-deny security actually works in practice, and why detecting attacks after they’ve started is already too late.