Complexity impedes the universal and consistent application of security policies, which is an obstacle to adequately securing government environments.

Read more about a cyberattack from Russian threat actor Sandworm which disrupted an electrical substation in Ukraine last year.

Hunters International appears to have acquired Hive ransomware from its original operators and may be seeking to cash in on the malware's reputation.

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By creating a plan of action, organizations can better respond to attacks.

The so-called TA402 group continues to focus on cyber espionage against government agencies with the "IronWInd" malware.

The swift-moving ransomware crew continues to evolve quickly and has already attacked more than 350 victims since it was first detected just over a year ago.

A pair of lawsuits are part of a wider strategy to establish guardrails preventing AI-powered scams, frauds, and harassment, Google's general counsel says.

The U.K.'s position as a financial services hub puts it ahead in enterprise-wide IT automation, says Red Hat. But skills shortages remain an issue for all IT leaders surveyed.

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Targeted attacks against two dozen related companies is just the latest evidence that hackers want a piece of energy.

Another two bugs in this month's set of fixes for 63 CVEs were publicly disclosed previously but have not been exploited yet.

Microsoft today released updates to fix more than five dozen security holes in its Windows operating systems and related software, including three "zero day" vulnerabilities that Microsoft warns are already being exploited in active attacks.

Combining both approaches using a cloud-native application protection platform helps organizations make their cybersecurity holistic by tapping into richer automation and prioritization features.

Organizations must approach cybersecurity as if they are defending themselves in a cyberwar.

Saudi Arabia's national oil and gas company is investing in an operational technology security training academy for organizations across the Kingdom.

The two countries will work on AI security guardrails, public key infrastructure, smart city cyber, and more.

After the encryption algorithm used by public safety, military, and governments globally was found to allow eavesdropping, standard maintainers are making TETRA open source.

Women in Cyber Security Middle East highlight a requirement for resilience in the face of increased business and cyber challenges.

Organizations in "essential" sectors have until October 2024 to comply with the Network and Information Systems Directive 2022 (NIS2).

With a two-pronged approach, the group trains its hackers in penetration testing, only to set them free to build a marketplace for pen-testing services.