Security News
Here’s a look at the most interesting products from the past month, featuring releases from: Absolute, anecdotes, ArmorCode, Binarly, Bitdefender, Druva, F5 Networks, Gcore, Guardsquare, Huntress,...
ISC2 argues security training needs to steer toward what hiring managers want The shortfall between the number of working security professionals and the number of security job openings has reached...
Supply chains, 13M jobs and $649B a year at risk, so Uncle Sam is fighting back - with a request for info The US Department of Homeland Security is seeking help to assess the security of tech at...
Now do your patriotic duty and fill one of those 500k open roles, please? The White House has unveiled a new strategy to fill some of the hundreds of thousands of critical cybersecurity vacancies...
Allowed access to 150k cameras, some in sensitive spots, but has been done for spamming Physical security biz Verkada has agreed to cough up $2.95 million following an investigation by the US...
Here’s a look at the most interesting products from the past month, featuring releases from: Adaptive Shield, AppOmni, ArmorCode, Bitwarden, Cequence Security, ClearSale, Clutch Security, Contrast...
The most dangerous vulnerability you’ve never heard of. In the world of cybersecurity, vulnerabilities are discovered so often, and at such a high rate, that it can be very difficult to keep up...
Prompt Security introduces GenAI security solution for MSSPs. At every touchpoint of GenAI in an organization - from GenAI tools and assistants used by employees and developers to GenAI integrations in homegrown applications - Prompt Security inspects each prompt and model response to prevent the exposure of sensitive data, block harmful content, and secure against GenAI-specific attacks.
Google appears to be attempting a play for the crown, as it is reportedly poised to acquire infosec upstart Wiz. According to the New York Times and Wall Street Journal, Google is deep in talks to buy Wiz for $23 billion - the largest-ever sum its parent company Alphabet has paid for prey.
The use of selfies to verify identity online is an emerging trend in some parts of the world since the pandemic forced more business to go digital. Local media has weighed in to suggest that selfies will not improve security.