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Sourcepoint introduces sensitive data opt-in feature to prepare users for privacy changes

Cyber Security Blogs Sourcepoint has launched a sensitive data opt-in feature for its consent management platform (CMP) to help customers prepare for US privacy changes on the horizon. As of March 31, 2024, the Washington “My Health, My Data” Act will require opt-in consent for tracking and collecting personal health data, which is defined very

ChatGPT For Enterprises Is Here – But CEOs First Want Data Protections

Cyber Security Blogs Amidst the rise of generative AI, business leaders must navigate the delicate balance of adoption, security, and trust. By Apu Pavithran, CEO and Founder, Hexnode At the end of August, […] The post ChatGPT For Enterprises Is Here – But CEOs First Want Data Protections appeared first on Cyber Defense Magazine. ​Read

Webinar: Managing Without Governing? Why Your Organization Needs a Management System to Govern Your Information Resilience Program

Cyber Security Blogs The post Webinar: Managing Without Governing? Why Your Organization Needs a Management System to Govern Your Information Resilience Program appeared first on Cyber Defense Magazine. ​Read More

DevOps’ Big Challenge: Limiting Risk Without Impacting Velocity

Cyber Security Blogs By Asaf Karas, CTO for JFrog Security Businesses leverage enterprise applications to build a competitive edge and move quickly. These applications need to be built, secured, deployed, and updated on […] The post DevOps’ Big Challenge: Limiting Risk Without Impacting Velocity appeared first on Cyber Defense Magazine. ​Read More

VMware: Plug critical Aria Automation hole immediately! (CVE-2023-34063)

Cyber Security Blogs A critical vulnerability (CVE-2023-34063) affecting VMware Aria Automation and VMware Cloud Foundation can be exploited by attackers to gain access to remote organizations and workflows, VMware has warned. The company is not aware of any “in the wild” exploitation of this flaw – for now. Patches are available and VMware recommends upgrading

NCSC Builds New “Cyber League” Threat Tracking Community

Cyber Security BlogsThe UK’s National Cyber Security Centre has launched a Cyber League to monitor emerging cyber-threats ​Read More

Israel’s Largest Oil Refinery, Bazan Group, Hit by Anonymous Sudan

Cyber Security Blogs The notorious hacking group, Anonymous Sudan, has taken credit for a “huge” cyberattack on Bazan Group, formerly known as Oil Refineries Ltd, Israel’s leading oil refining and petrochemicals company. The Bazan Group cyberattack, aimed at the digital infrastructure of Bazan Group, has raised concerns about the potential implications for Israel’s economic powerhouse.

Swiss Government Websites Hit by Cyberattack; ‘NoName’ Hackers Claim Responsibility

Cyber Security Blogs Swiss government websites were hit by a targeted cyberattack on Wednesday, led by a group known as ‘NoName,’ with ties to Russia. This orchestrated attack, brought to light by Switzerland’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), temporarily disrupted access to several Swiss websites, including those associated with the Swiss Federal Administration. The group

News alert: Incogni study reveals overwhelming majority of spam calls originate locally

Cyber Security Blogs Los Angeles, Calif., Jan. 17, 2024 – Spam calls continue to be a major nuisance in the US, and advice on how to avoid them abound. Incogni’s latest research challenges prevalent assumptions about spam calls, revealing that traditional advice on avoiding specific area codes is largely ineffective. The study, based on the

iShutdown lightweight method allows to discover spyware infections on iPhones

Cyber Security BlogsResearchers devised a “lightweight method,” called iShutdown, to determine whether Apple iOS devices have been infected with spyware. Cybersecurity researchers from Kaspersky have identified a “lightweight method,” called iShutdown, to identify the presence of spyware on Apple iOS devices. The method allow to discover stealthy and poweful surveillance software like NSO Group‘s Pegasus, Intellexa‘s Predator, QuaDream‘s Reign. The researchers focused