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The Problems and Potentials of Zero Trust Programs: PlainID Survey Reveals 50% Failure Rate.wordpress,zerotrustprograms,PlainIDsurvey,failurerate,cybersecurity

The Problems and Potentials of Zero Trust Programs: PlainID Survey Reveals 50% Failure Rate.

PlainID Survey Reveals Gaps in Zero Trust Programs, Highlighting the Importance of Authorization Introduction In a recent survey conducted by PlainID, a leading authorization company, it was found that while a majority of organizations are on the path to implementing a zero trust framework, many fail to prioritize authorization as a crucial component of their…

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Why the Overwhelming Complexity of Computer Security Advice is Undermining User Protectionwordpress,computersecurity,userprotection,complexity,advice,overwhelming,undermining

Why the Overwhelming Complexity of Computer Security Advice is Undermining User Protection

The Problem with Computer Security Guidelines A recent study conducted by researchers at North Carolina State University highlights a key problem with computer security guidelines provided by organizations: they are often confusing, overwhelming, and not very useful for employees. These guidelines are designed to help individuals protect personal and employer data and minimize risks associated…

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Exploring the Threat Landscape: HR-Related Emails Dominate as Top Malicious Subjectswordpress,cybersecurity,threatlandscape,HR,emails,malicioussubjects

Exploring the Threat Landscape: HR-Related Emails Dominate as Top Malicious Subjects

KnowBe4’s Q2 2023 Phishing Report Highlights the Impact of HR-Related Phishing Emails Cybercriminals Evolve Tactics to Target Employee Trust According to KnowBe4’s Q2 2023 phishing report, phishing emails continue to be a significant threat to organizations worldwide. Cybercriminals are constantly refining their tactics, using realistic and believable email subjects to entice employees to click on…

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Debunking Misconceptions: Unraveling the Truth about OT Cybersecuritycybersecurity,OTsecurity,debunkingmisconceptions,truthaboutOTcybersecurity

Debunking Misconceptions: Unraveling the Truth about OT Cybersecurity

Exposing Common Myths of OT Cybersecurity Introduction Operational Technology (OT) plays a crucial role in our interconnected world. From power grids to manufacturing plants, OT systems are essential to the functioning of our critical infrastructure. However, these systems also present unique security challenges that are often misunderstood or overlooked. The Evolving Threat Landscape As technology…

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The Vulnerability of ChatGPT and Other Generative AI Apps: A Breeding Ground for Compromise and Manipulationwordpress,chatGPT,generativeAI,vulnerability,compromise,manipulation,security,privacy,technology,artificialintelligence,machinelearning,dataprotection,cybersecurity

The Vulnerability of ChatGPT and Other Generative AI Apps: A Breeding Ground for Compromise and Manipulation

An Emerging Threat: Indirect Prompt-Injection Attacks on Large Language Models Large language models (LLMs), like ChatGPT, have rapidly gained popularity in various applications, from chatbots to resume evaluation systems. However, researchers are warning that these LLMs are vulnerable to a new type of attack known as indirect prompt-injection (PI) attacks. These attacks involve manipulating the…

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The Vulnerability Battlefield: Uncovering Zero-Day Weaknesses in Global Emergency Communicationswordpress,vulnerability,zero-day,weaknesses,globalemergencycommunications

The Vulnerability Battlefield: Uncovering Zero-Day Weaknesses in Global Emergency Communications

Emergency Services Radio Communications Protocol Found to Have Critical Vulnerabilities Introduction A radio communications protocol widely used by emergency services and in some industrial environments has been found to harbor critical vulnerabilities that could enable adversaries to spy on or manipulate transmissions. Terrestrial Trunked Radio (TETRA), which provides voice and data communication, is predominantly used…

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How did the Ivanti Zero-Day Exploit Cause Havoc in Norway's Government Services?wordpress,IvantiZero-DayExploit,Norway,governmentservices,cybersecurity

How did the Ivanti Zero-Day Exploit Cause Havoc in Norway’s Government Services?

A Zero-Day Authentication Bypass Vulnerability in Ivanti Software Leads to Attack on Norwegian Ministries The Attack and its Impact On [date], the Norwegian Ministries Security and Service Organization fell victim to a cyberattack that disrupted communication networks across 12 government ministries. This attack, according to an official statement, caused a significant disruption to the affected…

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