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Cybersecurity in Aviation: Rising Threats and Modernization Efforts

SecureWorld News

Much of the industry still relies on legacy operational tech (OT) systems that lack modern security features such as automated patch management and encryption by default. In doing so, this not only protects the flying public but also offers a blueprint for other industries charting a course through their own digital transformations.

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FIPS 140-3 and You, Part Three

Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing

For network encryption, Thales High Speed Encryptors (HSE) hardware network encryptors (CN Series) are now certified at Level 3, while the virtual encryptors (CV Series) are certified at Level 1, all aligning with the latest NIST requirements and continuing to validate our solutions to the highest standards. New to the topic?

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Ransomware news headlines trending on Google

CyberSecurity Insiders

And studies have revealed that the newly developed file-encrypting malware is using an Open-source password management library for encryption and is having capabilities of remaining anonymous, ex-filtrate data, and having abilities to give control to remote servers. The third is something astonishing to read!

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Network Encryption Keeps Our Data in Motion Secure for Business Services

Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing

Network Encryption Keeps Our Data in Motion Secure for Business Services madhav Tue, 07/25/2023 - 04:59 The demand for high-speed networks and fast data transfers is increasing due to cloud adoption, digital transformation, and hybrid work. Why do you need network encryption in business services?

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Preparing for Hong Kong’s Protection of Critical Infrastructures (Computer Systems) Bill

Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing

Even though the Bill is not going to be effective until 2026, Critical Infrastructure organizations in Hong Kong should begin preparations as early as possible. Similar to many other places, Hong Kong is also about to the Protection of Critical Infrastructures (Computer Systems) Bill ready.

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2025 Cybersecurity Predictions: Not Getting Easier; But There is Hope

SecureWorld News

Full deployment will take time, and with some estimates of 'Q-Day' (quantum computers ability to break current encryption standards) arriving within the next decade, organizations will need to lean in to avoid getting caught off-guard. To overcome compliance paralysis, organizations will need to be highly organized and efficient.