📄 Download Feature PDF Want to connect? Here is Sarah Jane Mellor’s professional profile. Feel free to say hello and show your support. 🔗 Connect on LinkedIn About the Author Saba Bagheri, PhD Cyber Threat Intelligence Manager at Bupa APAC Director at the Cybersecurity Advisors Network (CyAN) She is a highly credentialed professional holding CISM, […]
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Cyber (In)Securities – Issue 137

Information Security News 1. Oracle Cloud security SNAFU latest: IT giant accused of pedantry as evidence scrubbedThe Register – Thomas ClaburnRead more 2. CoffeeLoader Malware Is Stacked With Viscous Evasion TricksDark Reading – Becky BrackenRead more 3. Phishing platform ‘Lucid’ behind wave of iOS, Android SMS attackBleepingComputer – Bill ToulasRead more 4. DoJ Seizes Over […]
Behind the Keys: Women Who Secure the Future – Daniela Fernandez

📄 Download Feature PDF Want to connect? Here is Daniela Fernandez’s professional profile. Feel free to say hello and show your support. 🔗 Connect on LinkedIn About the Author Saba Bagheri, PhD Cyber Threat Intelligence Manager at Bupa APAC Director at the Cybersecurity Advisors Network (CyAN) She is a highly credentialed professional holding CISM, CEH, […]
Upcoming Global Events to Watch Out For

CyAN is proud to announce our role as a Community Partner for the following prominent global cybersecurity and technology events. Mark your calendars! Supply Chain Cyber Security Summit (SCCS) 9–11 April 2025 | Lisbon, Portugal CyAN board member Bharat Raigangar will be speaking at this critical cybersecurity event, focusing on securing supply chains and third-party […]
Cyber (In)Securities – Issue 135

Information Security News US Weakens Disinformation Defenses, as Russia & China Ramp Up Dark Reading by Robert LemosAs geopolitical tensions escalate, the US has notably reduced its efforts to combat disinformation, especially from key adversaries like Russia and China. This rollback occurs despite increasing efforts by these nations to spread misinformation aimed at influencing global […]
Cyber (In)Securities – Issue 134

Information Security News Judge blocks Elon Musk’s Doge from accessing social security records The Guardian by Guardian Staff & AgenciesA federal judge has issued a restraining order preventing Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (Doge) from accessing Social Security Administration (SSA) records, citing privacy concerns and potential data misuse. The lawsuit, filed by advocacy groups, […]
Navigating Uncharted Waters: The EU’s Digital Markets Act and Its Impact on Security

The European Union’s Digital Markets Act (DMA) is setting the stage for significant changes in the tech landscape, particularly for companies like Apple, known for their tightly controlled ecosystems. While the DMA aims to enhance competition and consumer choice by opening up platforms like iOS to third-party app stores and facilitating app sideloading—where users can […]
Securing the Future: Innovative Cybersecurity for Agentic AI by Shantanu Bhattacharya
Agentic AI is when autonomous AI agents make decisions and execute tasks. It’s poised to revolutionize industries. But with this power comes new cybersecurity challenges. This blog explores the deployment architectures of agentic AI solutions and identifies key attack vectors, offering a glimpse into innovative cybersecurity defenses. Agentic AI Deployment Architecture Agentic AI systems typically […]
Fostering Australia’s Autonomy: The Imperative for Sovereign Satellite Communication Systems

Inspired by recent movements in Europe, where tech giants like Airbus have advocated for a sovereign fund to support local technology sectors, this article explores Australia’s strategic need to develop sovereign satellite communication systems. As digital connectivity becomes increasingly crucial, the time to fortify our independence and security is now. The Strategic Need for Sovereign […]
Cyber (In)Securities – Issue 132
Information Security News Elon Musk’s Starlink Could Be Used to Transmit Australian Election Voting Results The Guardian by Josh TaylorThe Guardian reports that Elon Musk’s satellite internet service, Starlink, is being considered as a potential method to transmit voting results in Australian elections. This proposal aims to leverage Starlink’s extensive network to ensure reliable and […]