CISA’s Secure by Design initiative in limbo after key leaders resign
Companies have been urging CISA to scale back its software security pressure campaign. Two new resignations from the agency could accelerate that shift.
GUEST ESSAY: Ponemon study warns: AI-enhanced deepfake attacks taking aim at senior execs
A new study by the Ponemon Institute points to a concerning use of AI: deepfake attacks are on the rise and are taking a financial and reputational toll on companies and their executives. Related: Tools to fight deepfakes Deepfake Deception: How AI Harms the Fortunes and Reputations of Executives and Corporations details the results of a
Russian organizations targeted by backdoor masquerading as secure networking software updates
While investigating an incident, we discovered a sophisticated new backdoor targeting Russian organizations by impersonating secure networking software updates.
Rebuilding Maritime Cybersecurity Resilience: Charting an America First Course to Secure the U.S. Homeland | CyberScoop
Strengthening U.S. maritime cybersecurity in 2025 is vital. Learn about recent port cyberattacks and key steps to secure America’s ports and shipping against rising global threats.
C’est quoi le Slopsquatting, la nouvelle menace sur Internet à cause des IA ?
L'émergence de l'intelligence artificielle générative s'accompagne d'un nouveau type de risque informatique : le Slopsquatting. Il s'agit d'une manipulation construite grâce aux hallucinations d'une IA, qui permet à une personne malveillante d'injecter du code corrompu dans des logiciels. Ce n'est un secret pour
A security architect with the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) alleges that employees from Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) transferred gigabytes of sensitive data from agency case files in early March, using short-lived accounts configured to leave few…