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  1. How Security Leaders Can Break Down Barriers to Enable Digital Trust

    ISACA's Rob Clyde and Pam Nigro discuss how to advance digital trust in a security context

  2. UK ICO Vows to Safeguard Privacy in AI Era, Rules Out Bespoke Regulation

    UK Information Commissioner John Edwards explains how the ICO is working to provide clarity around the lawful use of AI

  3. Over Half of UK Firms Concerned About Insider Threats

    Cifas claims that most business decision makers are worried about fraudsters targeting employees

  4. Ads for Zero-Day Exploit Sales Surge 70% Annually

    Group-IB research warns of rising use of zero-day threats in targeted attacks

  5. Industrial Cyber Espionage France's Top Threat Ahead of 2024 Paris Olympics

    Ransomware and destabilization attacks rose in 2023, yet France’s National Cybersecurity Agency is most concerned about a diversification of cyber espionage campaigns

  6. Four Million WordPress Sites Vulnerable to LiteSpeed Plugin Flaw

    The flaw, discovered by Patchstack, stems from a lack of input sanitization and output escaping in the plugin’s code

  7. NIST Releases Final Version of Cybersecurity Framework 2.0

    NIST has made further tweaks to Version 2.0 of its Cybersecurity Framework following feedback from the cybersecurity community

  8. Half of IT Leaders Identify IoT as Security Weak Point

    The Viakoo study also said 50% firms faced IoT cyber incidents in past year, 44% of which were severe

  9. Most Commercial Code Contains High-Risk Open Source Bugs

    Synopsys report reveals 74% of codebases now contain risky open source components

  10. 69% of Organizations Infected by Ransomware in 2023

    Proofpoint found that 69% of organizations experienced a successful ransomware incident in the past year, with 60% hit on four or more occasions

  11. Business Logic Abuse Dominates as API Attacks Surge

    Imperva finds attacks targeting API business logic increased to 27% in 2023

  12. White House Urges Tech Industry to Eliminate Memory Safety Vulnerabilities

    A new White House report has urged software and hardware developers to adopt memory safe programming languages, and eliminate one of the most pervasive classes of bugs

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