Infosecurity News

  1. Vulnerabilities in Over 100k Medical Infusion Pumps

    Security researchers find 75% of smart infusion pumps are susceptible to known vulnerabilities

  2. Nearly All Cybersecurity Companies Expose AWS Assets - Report

    Study uncovers 200,000 such assets across 35 vendors

  3. Over 60% of SOC Analysts Are Planning to Quit Next Year

    Report reveals SecOps teams are overworked and understaffed

  4. Russian Claims YouTube "Misinformation" to Blame for Protests

    In the meantime, Ukrainian sites are being hacked to spread fake new

  5. Cyber-Attack on New York Ethics Watchdog

    Servers of Joint Commission on Public Ethics targeted by cyber-criminals

  6. HHS Issues Threat Warning to US Healthcare Sector

    Healthcare organizations told they could be targeted by cyber-attacks linked to Russian invasion of Ukraine

  7. Most Disclosed ICS Vulnerabilities are Low Complexity

    Past four years sees surge in ICS vulnerability disclosures with most vulnerabilities of low complexity

  8. #CCSE22: Why Are Organizations Getting Zero Trust "Wrong"?

    A star-studded panel discussion explored implementing zero trust and reducing overall risk

  9. #CCSE22: The Latest Cybersecurity Workforce Trends

    ISC(2) provided a deepdive insight into the current state of the cybersecurity workforce

  10. Vulnerability Exploit Attempts Surge Tenfold Against Ukrainian Websites

    Thirty Ukrainian university sites compromised during first days of invasion

  11. Russia Denies Satellite Hacking and Warns of Wider War

    Roscosmos boss says such a provocation would be causus belli

  12. NATO Completes Quantum-Safe Comms Test

    UK company’s VPN could mitigate risk of quantum computer hacking

  13. HSB Survey Finds EV Security Fears

    US SMB owners expand fleets with electric vehicles despite security misgivings

  14. Swiss Bank Requests Destruction of Documents

    Credit Suisse allegedly attempting to cover up its dealings with sanctioned Russian oligarchs

  15. Rural Idaho Receives Cybersecurity Boost

    Boise State University launches new cyber program to help rural communities

  16. #CCSE22: "Focusing on Reducing Time to Containment Is Way to Reduce Threat Risk"

    Milad Aslaner, senior director of cyber defense strategy at SentinelOne, warned that cyber-threats continue to increase

  17. #CCSE22: How to Create a Security First Culture

    Effective training and senior leadership buy-in are critical to creating a security-first culture, according to cyber experts

  18. #CCSE22: "Zero Trust Model Is Becoming the Default Cyber Posture," Claims Expert

    Fredrik Hult, CISO at PagoNxt, argued that the "mother of all paradigm shifts" is here

  19. #CCSE22: The Need to Change Course in User Cybersecurity Training

    Professor Steven Purnell discusses why organizations should take a completely new approach to staff security training

  20. Ghostwriter Group Targets NATO Refugee Effort

    Proofpoint warns of new phishing campaign from Belarusian state

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