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The Ongoing Cyber Threat to Critical Infrastructure

Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing

The threat of attacks against Critical National Infrastructure (CNI) – energy, utilities, telecommunications, and transportation – is now front of mind for many. This includes using easily guessed passwords and falling victim to phishing and socially engineered techniques such as business email compromise.

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Scanning for Flaws, Scoring for Security

Krebs on Security

Is it fair to judge an organization’s information security posture simply by looking at its Internet-facing assets for weaknesses commonly sought after and exploited by attackers, such as outdated software or accidentally exposed data and devices? Chamber of Commerce to evaluate more than 2,500 U.S. ARE YOU EXPERIANSED?

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Developing Your Business Email Compromise (BEC) Incident Response Plan

SecureWorld News

Originally, these attacks began as phishing emails that compromised employee credentials, but later variants branched into tricking members of the human resources (HR) and financial departments into making the changes for an executive. If you have cyber insurance, will it cover some or all BEC incidents?

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Key Cybersecurity Trends for 2024: My Predictions

Jane Frankland

Phishing attacks , still the most common form of attack ( with 9 out of 10 data breach attempts originating from them ) will become next level. which already account for 73% of Internet traffic will surge. Cyber Insurance In 2024, the cyber insurance landscape is expected to undergo significant changes.

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In wake of giant software hacks, application security tactics due for an overhaul

SC Magazine

Traditionally that has meant phishing lures, credential theft and other low-effort pathways, but some observers point to episodes like the recent weaponization of the Microsoft Exchange vulnerabilities by multiple ransomware groups and worry that attacks at the application software level could become a more attractive option in the near future. “I

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