61% of organizations not prepared to address critical risks
The Global Risk Survey from AlixPartners found that 61% or more organizations are not sufficiently prepared to address critical risks.
The Global Risk Survey from AlixPartners found that 61% or more organizations are not sufficiently prepared to address critical risks.
Nova Scotia Power and Emera are responding to a cybersecurity incident that impacted IT systems and networks. The post Canadian Electric Utility Hit by Cyberattack appeared first on SecurityWeek.
The advantages AI tools deliver in speed and efficiency are impossible for developers to resist. But the complexity and risk created by AI-generated code can’t be ignored. The post Year of the Twin Dragons: Developers Must Slay the Complexity and Security Issues of AI Coding Tools appeared first on SecurityWeek.
A recent Cymulate report found that 71% of those surveyed consider threat exposure validation to be “absolutely essential.”
Commvault provides indicators of compromise and mitigation guidance after a zero-day exploit targeting its Azure environment lands in CISA’s KEV catalog. The post Commvault Shares IoCs After Zero-Day Attack Hits Azure Environment appeared first on SecurityWeek.
ESET has analyzed Spellbinder, the IPv6 SLAAC spoofing tool Chinese APT TheWizards uses to deploy its WizardNet backdoor. The post Chinese APT’s Adversary-in-the-Middle Tool Dissected appeared first on SecurityWeek.
The OpenEoX model proposes a shared data format that can be integrated into SBOMs, security advisories, and other ecosystem tools. The post Tech Giants Propose Standard For End-of-Life Security Disclosures appeared first on SecurityWeek.
New data notes an increase in cybersecurity concern among tech executives.
Hundreds of companies are showcasing their products and services this week at the 2025 edition of the RSA Conference in San Francisco. The post RSA Conference 2025 Announcement Summary (Day 2) appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Meta is suing NSO Group, basically claiming that the latter hacks WhatsApp and not just WhatsApp users. We have a procedural ruling: Under the order, NSO Group is prohibited from presenting evidence about its customers’ identities, implying the targeted WhatsApp users are suspected or actual criminals, or alleging that WhatsAppRead More »WhatsApp Case Against NSO Group Progressing