A national security memo released by the Biden Administration is order government agencies to ensure the development and use of AI enables the United States to keep its edge in AI over global adversaries while continuing to align with the countries values.
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The business case for a modern test data generation platform—designed with the enterprise and the developer in mind—is clear. By streamlining the de-identification process and allowing for efficient scaling across teams and environments, Tonic boosts engineering team productivity so you can maximize your investment in valuable team members.
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Authors/Presenters:Wang Zhilong, Xinzhi Luo
Our sincere appreciation to DEF CON, and the Presenters/Authors for publishing their timely DEF CON 32 erudite content. Originating from the conference’s events located at the Las Vegas Convention Center; and via the organizations YouTube channel.
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While code repositories are the major source, GitGuardian data reveals the full scope of secret sprawl: for every 42 secrets found in code, 1 is found in ticketing systems like JIRA; for every 21, 1 is in collaboration tools like Confluence; and for every 9, 1 is in messaging systems like Slack.
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Blackwire Labs launched a platform that combines generative artificial intelligence (AI) with blockchain technologies to provide cybersecurity teams with recommendations based on a trusted data source that is immutable.
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via the comic humor & dry wit of Randall Munroe, creator of XKCD
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Authors/Presenters:Jen Ozmen, Aaron Shim
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As businesses navigate an increasingly digital landscape, leveraging advanced technologies has become essential. At GITEX 2024, Seceon proudly showcased its commitment to empowering organizations with AI-driven cybersecurity solutions, with our story prominently featured in What’s On, published by Tech First Gulf (TFG). Key Highlights from GITEX 2024 Seceon participated at TFG’s stand located in Hall
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We’re just weeks away from November 12, 2024—the date when Google Chrome will begin distrusting newly issued certificates from Entrust Roots. Shortly after, Mozilla will implement its distrust in Entrust Roots by the end of November. If your organization hasn’t yet switched to a reliable public Certificate Authorities (CA), it’s time to do so. This […]
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Our daily lives depend on critical infrastructure – water treatment facilities, power grids, transportation systems. Unfortunately, these systems are increasingly becoming targets for cyberattacks.
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Reading Time: 2 min Read the inspiring story of how UK-based MSP CloudTech24 automated and simplified domain security management for multiple client domains with PowerDMARC.
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Since 2022, the FBI and other agencies have been sounding the alarm about North Koreans posing as US or other non-North Korean based IT workers and infiltrating companies. In July, security firm KnowBe4 publicly revealed that they unknowingly hired a fake IT worker from North Korea. Fortunately they detected and blocked access as he attempted to load malware onto his system-connected laptop. Since then, similar stories have flooded in. Last week, reports surfaced that a fake North Korean IT worker hired by an unnamed company stole proprietary data and demanded a ransom payment in order to keep the hack secret.
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A recent alert jointly issued by a myriad of governmental agencies including CISA, FBI, EPA, DOE, NSA and NCSC-UK has spotlighted activities by Russians targeting U.S. and European critical infrastructure.
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The SEC fined Unisys, Avaya, Check Point, and Mimecast millions of dollars for disclosures in the wake of the high-profile SolarWinds data breach that intentionally mislead investors and downplayed the impact the supply chain attack had on them.
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The overwhelming majority of teachers, parents, and students believe in the efficacy of classroom technology. The education technology sector, or EdTech, is currently valued at $142.37 billion. Its buy-in from these groups, plus that of policymakers and investors, leads experts to expect classroom technology to become more heavily used — with the market predicted to grow ...
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By continuously learning from new data, ML models can adapt to evolving threat landscapes, making them invaluable in identifying zero-day vulnerabilities before they can be exploited.
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Unmanaged software as a service (SaaS) applications and AI tools within organizations are posing a growing security risk as vulnerabilities increase, according to a report from Grip Security.
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Security leaders must leverage the best of both to truly protect an organization in today's complex digital environment — blending the old with the new.
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