Universal Music Group Admits Data Breach
UMG, a major music corporation, reported a July 2024 data breach affecting 680 US residents
Day: October 7, 2024
Advanced Threat Group GoldenJackal Exploits Air-Gapped Systems
GoldenJackal targeted air-gapped government systems from May 2022 to March 2024, ESET found
Coffee with the Council Podcast: Meet the Council’s New Head of Product and Technology
Welcome to our podcast series, Coffee with the Council. I’m Alicia Malone, Senior Manager of Public Relations for the PCI Security Standards Council. Today we’ll meet one of the Council’s newest employees, our Head of Product and Techn…
Board-CISO Mismatch on Cyber Responsibility, NCSC Research Finds
The UK NCSC found that there is a lot of confusion between board members and security leaders of who is responsible for cybersecurity within their organizations
ICO Releases New Data Protection Audit Framework
The UK’s ICO said the framework is designed to help businesses build trust and encourage a positive data protection culture
All the different ways you can say ‘cheers’ in Spanish
You may be familiar with the basic way Spaniards say ‘cheers’, but there are other Spanish expressions and habits associated with clinking glasses and making a toast that you’ll be happy to learn.
Clickbait and Switch: How AI Makes Disinformation Go Viral
Bad news travels quickly. Or so goes the old saying. Yet we do know this: disinformation and fake news spread…
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EU Urged to Harmonize Incident Reporting Requirements
Risk managers association FERMA has warned that new EU cyber legislation means there is an inconsistent approach to incident reporting requirements
Tech Professionals Highlight Critical AI Security Skills Gap
A new O’Reilly survey showed a shortage of AI security skills, while AI-enabled security tools become tech professionals’ top priority for the coming year
Fraud Repayment Rules Could Leave Victims Struggling, CTSI Claims
The Chartered Trading Standards Institute is concerned a new cap on fraud reimbursement is too low