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Microsoft Defender uses Intel TDT technology against crypto-mining malware

Security Affairs

Microsoft announced an improvement of its Defender antivirus that will leverage Intel’s Threat Detection Technology (TDT) to detect processes associated with crypto-miners. Cryptojacking malware allows threat actors to secretly mine for cryptocurrency abusing computational resources of the infected devices.

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More Renewable Energy Projects Bring More Cybersecurity Concerns

SecureWorld News

Cyber actors could potentially cause widespread disruptions by targeting operational technology (OT) systems that control power generation. The renewable energy sector, rich in proprietary technology and innovative processes, is a prime target for intellectual property theft.

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CISA Appoints First Chief AI Officer

SecureWorld News

As AI technologies rapidly advance, they present both opportunities and challenges for cybersecurity. AI can significantly enhance threat detection, automate responses to cyber incidents, and improve overall system resilience. The appointment of a Chief AI Officer at CISA comes at a crucial time.

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Intel and Check Point Software extend partnership for ransomware protection

CyberSecurity Insiders

Intel, the world-renowned silicon chipmaker, has extended its partnership with Check Point Software technologies to boost its chipsets defense line against ransomware attacks.

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Is Your Security Stack and Legacy Tech Keeping Pace With Your Business?

CyberSecurity Insiders

Knowing When to Move Threat Detection, Investigation and Response (TDIR) to the Cloud. Early in the pandemic, some shifted focus to help manufacture the emergency equipment needed to address a public health crisis. In almost every case, technology has played a vital role in facilitating and supporting these changes.

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Halliburton Confirms Network Disruption After Suspected Cyber Attack

SecureWorld News

The potential cyberattack on Halliburton underscores the growing threat to critical infrastructure and companies within the energy sector. With IT/OT convergence expanding attack surfaces, security personnel have increased workloads that make it difficult to keep pace with threats and vulnerabilities," Fowler said.

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AI Everywhere: How High-Performance CPUs are Revolutionising Business Performance, Efficiency & Security

Jane Frankland

And at the heart of this much to do transformation lies the disruptive potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI) – an evolving technology that’s set to be embedded everywhere, grow at a CAGR of 36.6% and be worth around $2 trillion by 2030. I’m partnering with Intel® again as they know tech like no other.