Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity (302)

Consumer Fatigue, Professional Burnout Plague Cybersecurity  

From the masses of people affected by data breaches to the ranks of cybersecurity professionals charged with guarding sensitive information, a certain exhaustion may be setting in, recent research suggests.

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What to Do About Ukraine Cyber-attack Spree?  

Western security officials have been debating how to respond to recent cyber aggression against Ukraine amid the eastern European nation’s tensions with Russia. So reports Politico.

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Remember the Human Element of Cybersecurity: Reports

Despite the rise of sophisticated tools such as artificial intelligence, defending against data breaches still depends on the volatile emotions and flawed mindsets of human beings, as recent reports highlight.

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Information Security Analyst Ranks as Top Job for 2022  

This year’s top job is the position of information security analyst. So reports U.S. News & World Report, breaking down its U.S. News 100 Best Jobs Rankings.

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Will 2022 Be the Year of Zero Trust?  

As 2022 unfolds, predictions of the year ahead continue to pile up. A common theme in the latest round of prognostications is that strategies like zero trust, a cybersecurity framework that means no device is trusted by default, will spread further in the year ahead.

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Google Buys Cybersecurity Firm Siemplify for a Reported $500M

Google has acquired Israel-founded cybersecurity startup Siemplify for what sources have said is a price tag of $500 million. So reports TechCrunch.

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Do U.S. Rail Cybersecurity Rules Go Too Far Or Not Far Enough?  

New federal cybersecurity requirements for the U.S. railroad industry have drawn mixed reviews from security experts.

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Phishing is Still the Most Common Attack Vector: Survey  

While ransomware may have been more prevalent in the news, phishing remained the most common cause of data breaches this year, according to a new survey. So reports Dark Reading.

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14% of U.S. Organizations Still Lack Cyber Defense Plan: Deloitte

According to a new Deloitte survey, 14% of U.S. executives indicated that their organizations continue to operate without a defense plan or strategy. So reports VentureBeat.

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Sinclair Broadcast Group Hit By Ransomware Attack  

Sinclair Broadcast Group has suffered a ransomware attack that led to the theft of some of its data. So reports the Associated Press.

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