Supply Chain Cybersecurity Beyond Traditional Vendor Risk Management

Traditional practices are no longer sufficient in today’s threat landscape. It’s time for cybersecurity professionals to rethink their approach.

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In Other News: China Making Big Claims, ConfusedPilot AI Attack, Microsoft Security Log Issues

Noteworthy stories that might have slipped under the radar: China making claims about encryption cracking and Intel backdoors, ConfusedPilot AI attack, Microsoft loses security logs.  

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Microsoft: macOS Vulnerability Potentially Exploited in Adware Attacks

The Adload macOS adware potentially exploits a privacy bypass vulnerability resolved in Sequoia 15 last month.

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Boston Children’s Health Physicians confirms September data breach

BCHP — which helps pair children with more than 300 doctors through 60 regional offices in New York and Connecticut — said intruders took patient data from its network in early September.

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The Ultimate DSPM Guide: Webinar on Building a Strong Data Security Posture

Picture your company’s data as a vast, complex jigsaw puzzle—scattered across clouds, devices, and networks. Some pieces are hidden, some misplaced, and others might even be missing entirely. Keeping your data secure in today’s fast-evolving landscape can feel like an impossible challenge.
But there’s a game-changing solution: Data Security Posture Management (DSPM). Think of it as a high-tech,

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North Korean APT Exploited IE Zero-Day in Supply Chain Attack

A Pyongyang-aligned APT was caught exploiting a recent zero-day in Internet Explorer in a supply chain attack.

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Rising Tides: Christien “DilDog” Rioux on Building Privacy and What Makes Hackers Unique

Veracode and Veilid Foundation co-founder discusses the “human rights issue” of accessible privacy and what makes hackers unique.

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North Korean Fake IT Workers Extort Employers After Stealing Data

North Korean nationals posing as IT workers have been extorting their employers after gaining insider access.

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Organizations Faster at Detecting OT Incidents, but Response Still Lacking: Report

SANS has published its 2024 State of ICS/OT Cybersecurity report, based on a survey of over 530 critical infrastructure sector professionals.

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Alabama Man Arrested in SEC Social Media Account Hack That Led the Price of Bitcoin to Spike

An Alabama man has been arrested over his role in the hacking of the SEC’s X account, which led to a Bitcoin price spike.

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