Infosecurity News

  1. OWASP Releases Security Checklist for Generative AI Deployment

    The OWASP Foundation provides new guidelines to deploy secure-by-design LLM use cases

  2. Cyber Pros Embrace AI, Over 80% Believe It Will Enhance Jobs

    ISC2 found that 82% of cybersecurity professionals believe AI will improve the efficiency of their jobs

  3. Chinese Duo Found Guilty of $3m Apple Fraud Plot

    Two Maryland residents have been convicted of a multimillion-dollar fraud scheme against Apple

  4. Ransomware Warning as CVSS 10.0 ScreenConnect Bug is Exploited

    Researchers warn of a “ransomware free-for-all” after ScreenConnect vulnerability is exploited

  5. Businesses Increase Cybersecurity as Budgets Surge in 2024

    Over two-thirds of IT decision-makers increase cybersecurity budgets in 2024, prioritizing cloud security and incident response as cyber threats escalate

  6. Over 40% of Firms Struggle With Cybersecurity Talent Shortage

    Kaspersky’s recent report said the shortage is particularly acute in Europe, Russia and Latin America

  7. Biden Executive Order to Bolster US Maritime Cybersecurity

    The White House Executive Order will give new powers to the US Coast Guard to manage cyber threats in ports and issue cybersecurity standards

  8. Exclusive: eSentire Confirms Rhysida Ransomware Victims

    Since emerging in May 2023, the group claims to have victimized 77 companies and public institutions

  9. IBM: Identity Compromises Surge as Top Initial Access Method for Cybercriminals

    Compromising valid identities became the top initial access vector in 2023 while phishing dropped to second place, IBM found in a new report

  10. Russian Hackers Launch Email Campaigns to Demoralize Ukrainians

    ESET researchers reveal a Russian threat actor has targeted Ukrainian citizens with PYSOPs messages warning of impacts such as food and medicine shortages from the war

  11. NCSC Sounds Alarm Over Private Branch Exchange Attacks

    The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre has produced new guidance for smaller firms on PBX attacks

  12. Attacker Breakout Time Falls to Just One Hour

    It now takes threat actors on average just 62 minutes to move laterally from initial access, Crowdstrike claims

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