By baking minimum expectations into procurement conversations, the plan is to steer software vendors to “secure-by-design and default” basics. The post New UK Framework Pressures Vendors on SBOMs, Patching and Default MFA appeared first on SecurityWeek.
The US has sanctioned Myanmar warlord Saw Chit Thu and his militia for their roles in cyber scams causing billions in losses to American victims. The post US Sanctions Myanmar Militia Involved in Cyber Scams appeared first on SecurityWeek.
The REAL ID enforcement could have impacts on biometric data security and privacy.
Meta has won its WhatsApp hacking lawsuit against Israeli spyware company NSO Group in an “important step forward for privacy and security”. The post Spyware Maker NSO Ordered to Pay $167 Million Over WhatsApp Hack appeared first on SecurityWeek.
By taking immediate actions, organizations can ensure that shadow AI is prevented and used constructively where possible. The post Applying the OODA Loop to Solve the Shadow AI Problem appeared first on SecurityWeek.
A new report shows how employees are leveraging technology in the workplace for greater autonomy and flexibility.
Research found less ransomware attacks in April compared to to previous months in 2025.
Recent data from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) found that consumers lost $470 million to text message-based scams. This amount is five times higher than what was reported in 2020.
John Kindervag is best known for developing the Zero Trust Model. He is a hacker, but not within our common definition of a hacker today. The post Hacker Conversations: John Kindervag, a Making not Breaking Hacker appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Threat actors are revisiting SAP NetWeaver instances to leverage webshells deployed via a recent zero-day vulnerability. The post Second Wave of Attacks Hitting SAP NetWeaver After Zero-Day Compromise appeared first on SecurityWeek.
