Tag: CISO Series

In today’s cybersecurity news… Texas credit union user data exposed in another MOVEit breach Just when we thought MOVEit breaches had faded from the headlines, a new one has surfaced, […] The post Cybersecurity News: Another MOVEit incident, U.S. Marshals…

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The relationship between a CIO and CISO can be fraught. Often this stems from the reporting structure of an organization, with CISO’s reporting directly to the CIO. So how can […] The post Well, I Think My Relationship With the…

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In today’s cybersecurity news… SonicWall warns of critical access control flaw SonicWall released a bulletin detailing the vulnerability that impacts SonicOS’s use on its Gen 5, Gen 6, and some […] The post Cybersecurity News: SonicWall access flaw, Microsoft security…

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In today’s cybersecurity news… Halliburton takes systems offline following cyberattack The oil field services company informed regulators and the media on Friday about a recent cyberattack that “necessitated the shut-down […] The post Cybersecurity News: Halliburton suffers cyberattack, Telegram CEO…

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In today’s cybersecurity news… Kremlin complains of DDoS attack, digital experts not so sure Disruptions that occurred on Wednesday for some Russian users of WhatsApp, Telegram, Skype, Discord, Twitch, Wikipedia, […] The post Cybersecurity News: Russia’s questionable DDoS, FAA’s cybersecurity…

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CISOs are familiar with dealing with stress, making high-stakes decisions, and operating in an industry of unknown unknowns. But there are some things that still get under their skin and […] The post What Triggers a CISO? appeared first on…

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In today’s cybersecurity news… Security initiative from Japanese auto companies Dozens of companies in the Japan Automotive Information Sharing and Analysis Center signed on to a collaborative initiative to improve […] The post Cybersecurity News: Japanese auto security, Feds tap…

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Does data security need to be complex? Perhaps in the past, but modern AI and cloud solutions simplify data security at scale, argues Yotam Segev, Co-Founder and CEO, Cyera. The […] The post Mastering Data Visibility for Secure AI Adoption…

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In today’s cybersecurity news… Toyota confirms third-party data breach impacting customers Toyota has confirmed that customer data was exposed in a data breach of an unnamed third-party. Toyota said the […] The post Cybersecurity News: Toyota third-party breach, Hawaii registry…

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The road to becoming a CISO is highly individual. Often a CISO will not come from a technical background, or their technical background is long in their career rearview mirror. […] The post I Said I Was Technically a CISO,…

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‘Only’ 1.3 million affected by National Public Data breach   The Florida-based data broker officially confirmed the breach which happened earlier this year that’s now been estimated to have impacted 1.3 […] The post Cybersecurity News: National Public Data breach update,…

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A point-in-time pentest is insufficient in today’s cybersecurity landscape. Casey Cammilleri, CEO & Founder, Sprocket Security, explained to me that constantly changing targets, such as new application deployments and infrastructure […] The post Combining Continuous Pentesting with Attack Surface Management…

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In today’s cybersecurity news… Microsoft Entra admins must enable MFA or lose access to admin portals As part of its new Secure Future Initiative, Microsoft is warning global admins of […] The post Cybersecurity News: Entra forces MFA, another AnyDesk…

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In today’s cybersecurity news… GitHub vulnerability warning regarding ArtiPacked This is a new attack vector, spelled ArtiPacked, and according to researchers at Palo Alto Networks, it could be exploited to […] The post Cybersecurity News: GitHub artifact warning, RansomHub’s EDR…

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CISO stands for Chief Information Security Officer. So why do we sometimes pigeonhole their duties under “just” cybersecurity? Check out this post for the discussion that is the basis of […] The post Information Security vs. Cybersecurity appeared first on…

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Google details privacy commitments with Gemini AI Google announced new hardware and Gemini AI features this week. Many of these AI tools will feature local offline-only processing using its smaller […] The post Cybersecurity News: Gemini AI privacy, AI Risk…

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For all the intricacies and hype around AI and large language models, Nabil Hannan, Field CISO, NetSPI, reminds us that they lack any kind of true intelligence, it’s all just […] The post Understanding AI Bias and Security with NetSPI…

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In today’s cybersecurity news… FBI shutters Radar ransomware gang servers On Monday, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) announced it has disrupted the infrastructure associated with a nascent ransomware group […] The post Cybersecurity News: FBI shutters Radar, NIST post-quantum…

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Large companies aren’t traditionally known for being the fastest to adopt new technologies. So why is cybersecurity the exception? It seems like the larger or more highly regulated an enterprise, […] The post Why Are Fortune 500 Companies Swiping Right…

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U.S. operation of “laptop farm” for North Korea shutdown Tennessee resident Matthew Isaac Knoot has been arrested for allegedly running a ‘laptop farm’ to help North Korean IT workers secure […] The post Cybersecurity News: U.S. “laptop farm” shut down,…

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