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Data loss from insider events increase despite IRM programs, says study

CSO Magazine

A vast majority of companies are struggling with data losses from insider events despite having dedicated insider risk management (IRM) programs in place, according to a data exposure study commissioned by Code42.

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White House Announces AI Cybersecurity Challenge

Schneier on Security

Interested would-be competitors can now submit their proposals to the Small Business Innovation Research program for evaluation and, eventually, selected teams will participate in a 2024 “qualifying event.” In other words: the government wants software that is capable of identifying and mitigating risks by itself.

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Patch now: Mozilla patches two critical vulnerabilities in Firefox

Malwarebytes

An out-of-bounds read or write can occur when a program has access outside the bounds of an allocated area of memory, potentially leading to a crash or arbitrary code execution or disclosure of information. Programming languages are built on the concept of classes and objects to organize programs into simple, reusable pieces of code.

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BTS #28 – 5G Hackathons – Casey Ellis

Security Boulevard

Casey recently was involved in an event that brought hackers and 5G technology together, tune-in to learn about the results and how we can use bug bounty programs to improve the security of “things”. This segment is sponsored by Eclypsium. Visit [link] to learn more about them!

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Hacking a Coffee Maker

Schneier on Security

In any event, Hron said the ransom attack is just the beginning of what an attacker could do. With more work, he believes, an attacker could program a coffee maker — ­and possibly other appliances made by Smarter — ­to attack the router, computers, or other devices connected to the same network.

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GUEST ESSAY: New SEC rules aim to help C-levels, board members quantify cyber risks

The Last Watchdog

The new rules urge companies to build more robust cyber risk management programs. Many organizations base their risk mitigation programs on standard risk quantification models such as FAIR (Factor Analysis of Information Risk). Organizations will be required to update the impact previously disclosed.

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Understanding Malware-as-a-Service

SecureList

Thus, it was inevitable that malware creators would one day begin not only to distribute malicious programs themselves, but also to sell them to less technically proficient attackers, thereby lowering the threshold for entering the cybercriminal community. Money is the root of all evil, including cybercrime.

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