China has emerged as one of the primary geopolitical and technological adversaries of the United States, a fact widely acknowledged on the global stage. In its pursuit of dominance, China continuously competes with the West, with the satellite sector being…
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How Password Managers Enhance Security in Corporate Networks
In the digital age, corporate networks face an ever-growing number of cybersecurity threats, making password management a critical component of an organization’s security strategy. Password managers serve as essential tools for improving security, streamlining access control, and reducing the risks…
Harnessing Agentic AI To Supercharge Security Awareness Training
Security awareness training has been steadily gaining traction and momentum as organizations have come to understand that cyberattacks mostly stem from their own employees (e.g., clicking on phishing links, downloading malicious files, failing to use strong passwords). Despite a lot…
Apple backs out of offering Data Security tool to UK customers
Apple Inc., renowned for its commitment to data privacy and security, made an unexpected announcement a few hours ago that its Advanced Data Protection (ADP) service will no longer be available for new sign-ups in the United Kingdom. The tech…
Genea Australia data breach and Black Basta Ransomware gang data leak
Genea IVF Australia Data Breach: A Detailed Account Genea Australia, a leading fertility service provider and one of the three largest in the country, has confirmed that it has fallen victim to a significant cyberattack, resulting in a data breach.…
Bridging the Confidence Gap: Why Businesses Must Align Leadership and Cybersecurity for 2025
In today’s ever-evolving threat landscape, cybersecurity is no longer just a technical concern—it’s a business imperative. Yet, new research from Cyber Defense Group (CDG) reveals a critical disconnect between executives and security teams when it comes to confidence in their…
Locked Doors, Stolen Keys: How Infostealers Are Robbing iGaming Operators
Imagine this: Your back-office admin account, the keys to your iGaming kingdom, sold for a mere $10 on a dark web forum. The buyer? A cybercriminal who didn’t need to breach your network — they simply purchased your credentials from…
Zero Day on Netflix explains well about the repercussions of a Cyber Attack
“Zero Day,” a gripping political thriller streaming on Netflix, delves into the far-reaching consequences of a devastating cyber attack. Premiering on February 20, 2025, this six-episode series weaves a complex tale of conspiracy, intrigue, and the dangerous intersections of technology…
Responsible AI: The Critical Competitive Advantage of 2025
Artificial intelligence (AI) has reached an inflection point. Once considered an experimental technology, AI is now embedded in the core strategies of organizations across industries, transforming how businesses operate, innovate and compete. As AI becomes integral to decision-making and customer…
AI vs. AI – How Cybercriminals Are Weaponizing Generative AI, and What Security Leaders Must Do
There is a speeding train hurtling down the tracks which is unstoppable, persistent, and accelerating faster than anyone predicted. We all have three choices- be on it, be under it, or stand by and watch it pass us by. AI…
The Human Factor: How Eliminating Human Vulnerabilities Can Stop Social Engineering Fraud
Fraud is becoming more sophisticated, targeting companies with increased precision, especially in two critical areas: Accounts Payable (AP) and Payment Processes. Both jobs with vendor-facing roles, these employees are prime targets due to their access to funds and ability to…
State of Secure Network Access 2025
Exploring the Future of SASE, SSE, Zero Trust, and Hybrid Security Strategies Overview As organizations continue to manage increasingly sophisticated IT environments and widespread hybrid work models, the demand for secure, scalable network access remains a top priority. This 2025…
Ghost Ransomware targeting Obsolete IT Systems
A joint report from the FBI and CISA has revealed that the Ghost Ransomware group has been targeting businesses running outdated hardware and software. Since 2021, the gang has victimized multiple organizations in over 70 countries, including China. According to…
Zero Trust Architecture a priority to President Donald Trump
Nearly six months ago, the Western media began to highlight growing concerns about potential Chinese interference in critical U.S. infrastructure. Among the sectors most affected were the telecom and treasury industries. These reports sent waves of alarm throughout the United…
INE Security’s Cybersecurity and IT Training Enhances Career Stability in Tech
Cary, North Carolina, 19th February 2025, CyberNewsWire The post INE Security’s Cybersecurity and IT Training Enhances Career Stability in Tech appeared first on Cybersecurity Insiders. This article has been indexed from Cybersecurity Insiders Read the original article: INE Security’s Cybersecurity…
Ransomware attacks on Food and Agriculture sector could intensify
In the coming weeks, criminals using ransomware may target businesses within the Food & Agriculture sectors, with the severity of these cyberattacks likely to escalate, according to a report from the Food and Agriculture Information Sharing and Analysis Center (ISAC).…
How to thwart cyber attacks on connected cars
The rise of connected cars, equipped with internet connectivity, advanced sensors, and integrated technologies, has revolutionized the automotive industry, offering enhanced convenience, safety, and entertainment. However, this digital transformation has also introduced a new and growing threat: cyberattacks. As connected…
Is quishing the new phishing? Protecting your business against the next threat vector
Since they first appeared in the 1990s, quick response (QR) codes have rapidly become intertwined in our daily lives. Used today for everything from ordering food to paying for parking or undertaking virtual tours at a museum exhibition, QR codes…
The Rising Threat of Cybercrime: The Emergence of “Fraud-As-A-Service” (FaaS)
In recent years, cyber crime has evolved into a highly sophisticated and organized business model. One of the most alarming developments in this realm is the commercialization of cyber crime by criminal syndicates, who have coined the term “Fraud-As-A-Service” (FaaS)…
Intruder Enhances Free Vulnerability Intelligence Platform ‘Intel’ with AI-Generated CVE Descriptions
London, United Kingdom, 18th February 2025, CyberNewsWire The post Intruder Enhances Free Vulnerability Intelligence Platform ‘Intel’ with AI-Generated CVE Descriptions appeared first on Cybersecurity Insiders. This article has been indexed from Cybersecurity Insiders Read the original article: Intruder Enhances Free…