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What LLMs Know About Their Users

Schneier on Security

a highly dramatic pelican or a Russian-accented walrus), yet they maintain engagement in technical and explanatory discussions. […] User frequently cross-validates information, particularly in research-heavy topics like emissions estimates, pricing comparisons, and political events. User’s account is 237 weeks old.

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LW ROUNDTABLE:  Predictive analytics, full-stack visualization to solidify cyber defenses in 2025

The Last Watchdog

To mitigate risks, organizations must enforce Zero-Trust principles, limit AI access to privileged accounts, and sanitize AI prompts. Key applications include automated phishing detection, real-time behavior analysis, and intelligent event correlation across channels, enhancing efficiency and impact.

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Zero Trust: Your Best Friend in the Age of Advanced Threats

SecureWorld News

Step 1: Rethink your security architecture Zero Trust requires securing every layer—network, applications, identity, and access—while enforcing least privilege. When redesigning your architecture: Conduct a business impact analysis: Identify critical assets (data, systems, applications) and focus security efforts on the most important areas.

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'SIEM Sprawl' Makes It Tough for Security Teams to Detect What Matters

SecureWorld News

In its 2025 State of SIEM report, CardinalOps delivers a stark message to cybersecurity professionals: despite massive investments in Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) platforms, most organizations are blind to a majority of known MITRE ATT&CK techniques. And the situation isn't improving fast enough.

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OT Under Siege No More? Fortinet Report Shows Improving Landscape

SecureWorld News

This trend reflects increasing awareness of OT cyber risk and the need for executive-level accountability," Fortinet notes. This can be combined with real-time monitoring and controls to audit and terminate access in the event of identity compromise.

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The Hidden Risk in Enterprise Security: Are Big Firms Too Reliant on the Wrong Providers?

Jane Frankland

Heavy Reliance on Junior Staff To maximise profits, large firms staff projects with less-experienced professionals, keeping senior experts on high-value, revenue-generating accounts. Demand Transparency on Talent Enterprises should require security vendors to disclose the experience level of the consultants assigned to their accounts.

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Triada strikes back

SecureList

The modular architecture of the malware gives attackers virtually unlimited control over the system, enabling them to tailor functionality to specific applications. Depending on the system architecture, it decodes and loads a native helper library. A copy of the Trojan infiltrates every application launched on an infected device.