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CISOs and their colleagues should focus on network security basics, not overhyped AI promises, analysts said at a Gartner cybersecurity event. Source link
Researchers warn threat actors in UK retail attacks are targeting US sector
A cybercrime gang believed to be responsible for three attacks in the U.K. in recent weeks has turned its attention toward the U.S. and has…
Layoffs, reassignments further deplete CISA
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UFP Technologies investigating cyberattack that impacted company data
UFP Technologies, a Massachusetts-based medical device maker, said it is investigating a cyberattack in mid-February that led to some of its company data being stolen…
Your AI-driven threat hunting is only as good as your data platform and pipeline
The data-centric foundation for modern threat hunting In cybersecurity, we’re told that AI is the future of threat hunting. But the dirty secret is that…