Infosecurity News Features

  1. February's M&A News Roundup

    Buyers and sellers from the cybersecurity industry were once again reluctant to share financial terms regarding February’s deals

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      Kevin Poireault

      Reporter, Infosecurity Magazine

  2. Threat intelligence: Why Attributing Cyber-Attacks Matters

    While cyber attribution has become much more challenging with the emergence of cybercrime-as-a-service, threat intelligence analysts argue it is still valuable to anticipate future attacks

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      Kevin Poireault

      Reporter, Infosecurity Magazine

  3. Cyber Sanctions: An Effective Weapon or Just Posturing?

    Cyber sanctions are increasingly used by governments in response to cybercrime, but are they having the desired effect?

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      James Coker

      Deputy Editor, Infosecurity Magazine

  4. Russia-Ukraine: New Norms in Cyber Warfare Emerging

    Defence and cybersecurity analysts consider the cybersecurity implications the conflict and why cyber-Armageddon has not yet been realized

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      Gerrard Cowan

      Freelance Journalist and Editor

  5. The US Government’s Open Source Security Policy Discussed

    Camille Stewart Gloster and Anjana Rajan from the ONCD discuss how the federal government plans to help enhance security in open source software

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      James Coker

      Deputy Editor, Infosecurity Magazine

  6. Next-Gen: How A Security Researcher Turned EDRs Into Wipers Using 0-Day Exploits

    Or Yair, a SafeBreach security researcher, developed a proof of concept to create a next-gen wiper using EDR tools to wipe files

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      Kevin Poireault

      Reporter, Infosecurity Magazine

  7. January's M&A News Roundup

    Cybersecurity buyers and sellers remained cagey regarding January’s deals

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      Kevin Poireault

      Reporter, Infosecurity Magazine

  8. #DataPrivacyWeek: Addressing ChatGPT's Shortfalls in Data Protection Law Compliance

    OpenAI needs to better address whether its language model ChatGPT is compliant with data protection regulations across the world, experts say

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      Kevin Poireault

      Reporter, Infosecurity Magazine

  9. #DataPrivacyWeek: ChatGPT's Data-Scraping Model Under Scrutiny From Privacy Experts

    OpenAI’s latest large language model raises significant privacy issues that need to be addressed, experts say

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      Kevin Poireault

      Reporter, Infosecurity Magazine

  10. #DataPrivacyWeek: How to Respond to Changing Consumer Data Privacy Expectations

    Infosecurity speaks to leading experts about how organizations should adapt their privacy strategies to changing consumer expectations

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      James Coker

      Deputy Editor, Infosecurity Magazine

  11. MFA Bypass: The Next Frontline for Security Pros

    MFA has long been recommended by governments and industry bodies, but cyber-criminals are searching for ways to turn this security strength into a weakness

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      James Coker

      Deputy Editor, Infosecurity Magazine

  12. The LastPass Breaches: Password Managers in the Spotlight

    What do the recent LastPass breaches mean for the use of password managers in the future

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      James Coker

      Deputy Editor, Infosecurity Magazine

  13. Top 10: The Biggest Cybersecurity Deals of 2022

    In 2022, the 10 most lucrative cybersecurity deals happened in the US

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      Kevin Poireault

      Reporter, Infosecurity Magazine

  14. December's M&A News Roundup

    Although December saw a few significant deals in the cybersecurity industry, buyers and sellers remained cagey regarding the money involved

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      Kevin Poireault

      Reporter, Infosecurity Magazine

  15. Lessons Learned: The Log4J Vulnerability 12 Months On

    Infosecurity spoke to cybersecurity professionals about the state of the Log4j vulnerability 12 months since it was made public

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      Beth Maundrill

      Editor, Infosecurity Magazine

  16. Top Cybersecurity Lessons from 2022 for Security Teams – Part 2

    Part 2 of Infosecurity's list of the top cybersecurity lessons organizations should take from 2022

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      James Coker

      Deputy Editor, Infosecurity Magazine

  17. Top Cybersecurity Lessons from 2022 for Security Teams – Part 1

    Infosecurity provides the first part of its list of the top cybersecurity lessons security teams should take from 2022

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      James Coker

      Deputy Editor, Infosecurity Magazine

  18. Data Reform Bill: Experts Criticize the UK's GDPR Replacement

    The UK government aims to remove GDPR red tape, but the proposed bill has been heavily criticized by some experts

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      Kevin Poireault

      Reporter, Infosecurity Magazine

  19. Locked Shields: Preparing for Cyber Warfare

    Against a backdrop of war in Europe, NATO’s annual ‘Locked Shields’ cyber exercise took on extra importance in 2022

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      Gerrard Cowan

      Freelance Journalist and Editor

  20. Tackling the Scourge of Malicious Streaming Sites During this Year’s FIFA World Cup

    Cyber-criminals are using the lure of streaming World Cup matches to steal data and install malware

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      James Coker

      Deputy Editor, Infosecurity Magazine

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