Information Security News Thai authorities detain four Europeans in ransomware crackdown Cyberscoop by Greg OttoIn a coordinated operation, Thai authorities arrested four European nationals in Phuket, suspected of orchestrating Phobos ransomware attacks. The individuals allegedly extorted approximately $16 million in Bitcoin from over 1,000 victims …
Safer Internet Day: A Call for Responsibility As we observe Safer Internet Day, we are reminded of our collective responsibility to foster a digital environment that is secure and respectful. This global observance not only promotes safer and more responsible use of online technology but …
Introduction In today’s interconnected world, the importance of digital rights cannot be overstated. While the European Union is making commendable strides in this arena, Australia stands at a pivotal juncture to assert its leadership in championing online freedom. The nation’s commitment to democratic values, coupled …
Information Security News: Federal Judge Tightens DOGE Leash Over Critical Treasury Payment System AccessThe Register by Brandon Vigliarolo and Jessica LyonA federal judge has mandated stricter regulatory oversight on the integration of Dogecoin (DOGE) within the U.S. Treasury’s critical payment systems, following concerns about the …
Please welcome our newest member from UAE, Osama Soliman! Osama Soliman is a seasoned GRC professional with extensive experience in risk management, internal controls, and regulatory compliance. He currently leads the Risk & Control function at a leading online food delivery platform, overseeing GRC activities …
Information Security News: TSA’s Airport Facial-Recog Tech Faces Audit ProbeThe Register by Brandon VigliaroloThe U.S. Transportation Security Administration’s (TSA) facial recognition program is under audit by the Government Accountability Office (GAO) due to concerns over privacy, data security, and potential biases. The audit will assess …
In today’s hyper-connected, rapidly evolving digital landscape, traditional cybersecurity paradigms no longer suffice. The perimeter-based approach, which relied on securing the network boundary, has become obsolete as organizations increasingly adopt cloud computing, remote work, and AI-driven tools. The competitive nature of artificial intelligence (AI) further …
Information Security News US freezes foreign aid, halting cybersecurity defence and policy funds for alliesThe Register by Jessica LyonsRead more here The U.S. government has frozen foreign aid, including funds allocated to support allies’ cybersecurity defense and policy initiatives. This unexpected move could leave critical …
Information Security News Google Cloud Links Poor Credentials to Nearly Half of All Cloud-Based AttacksBy Matt Kapko, Cybersecurity DiveRead moreGoogle Cloud has reported that nearly half of all cloud-based cyberattacks can be traced back to weak or compromised credentials. Attackers frequently exploit poor password hygiene …
Let me take you on a journey through the eyes of Alex, a seasoned security analyst at SecureBank, a global financial institution. Alex’s team is responsible for protecting sensitive customer data from increasingly sophisticated cyberattacks. Every day is a battle, but this one is about …