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More than a decade after a high-profile hacking campaign, the commission is moving from recommending basic security protocols to requiring them. Source link
Financial services tech leaders tackle agentic AI governance
The proliferation of autonomous systems and tools is changing the risk management landscape for financial services companies, according to technology leaders speaking Thursday during the…
FBI, CISA warn Play ransomware targeting critical infrastructure with evolving techniques
The FBI and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency on Wednesday warned that the Play ransomware gang has been targeting U.S. critical infrastructure and other…
Canadian airline WestJet says some customer data stolen in June cyberattack
WestJet, a Canadian commercial airline, on Monday said hackers were able to steal certain data, including some passenger information, in a previously disclosed June cyberattack. The…
NIST will test three major tech firms’ frontier AI models for cybersecurity risks
After Anthropic’s announcement of Claude Mythos, agencies across the government are racing to get ahead of new AI models’ potential dangers. Source link
Akira actively engaged in ransomware attacks against critical sectors
The FBI and Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency on Thursday warned that Akira ransomware is actively launching attacks against critical industries by exploiting vulnerabilities in…