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"AI won't take this job:  Microsoft says human ingenuity crucial to Red-Teaming." 

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Monday, January 13, 2025 CYBERSECURITY NEWS HEADLINES AI Won’t Take This Job: Microsoft Says Human Ingenuity Crucial to Red-Teaming China Targeted Foreign Investment, Sanctions Offices in Treasury Hack: Reports Infostealer Masquerades as PoC Code Targeting Recent LDAP Vulnerability US Charges 3 Russians for Operating Cryptocurrency Mixers Used by Cybercriminals Emerging FunkSec Ransomware Developed Using AI Juniper Networks Fixes High-Severity Vulnerabilities in Junos OS Trending: Microsoft DRM Hacking Raises Questions on Vulnerability Disclosures People on the Move - Cloud security giant Wiz has named Fazal Merchant as President and Chief Financial Officer. In Other News: Bank of America Warns of Data Breach, Trucking Cybersecurity, Treasury Hack Linked to Silk Typhoon Complete Visibility in Minutes Discover IT, OT, & IoT assets fast. No agents, credentials, or sales calls. Start your free 21-day runZero trial today. Start Free Trial SecurityWeek Expert Insights Rationalizing the Stack: The Case for Security Vendor Consolidation - Consolidating from an overly burdensome number of point solutions to an easier to manage platform-based approach brings with it a number of benefits. (Joshua Goldfarb) Trolley Problem, Safety Versus Security of Generative AI - The only way to advance AI safety is to increase human interactions, human values and societal governance to promote a reinforced human feedback loop, much like we do with traditional AI training methods. (Matt Honea) Anticipating the Cyber Frontier: Top Predictions for 2025 - The cybersecurity landscape in 2025 will demand a careful balance between robust defense mechanisms and adaptive resilience. (Torsten George) The Intersection of AI and OSINT: Advanced Threats On The Horizon - Artificial Intelligence (A) is revolutionizing intelligence gathering, empowering cybersecurity defenders, and amplifying threat actor capabilities. (Stu Sjouwerman) Cybersecurity Marketing Predictions for 2025 Business Growth - Brand awareness is vital in cybersecurity because buyers—often risk-averse professionals like CISOs, IT managers, and procurement teams—rely on trusted brands when researching tools to protect their organizations. (Jennifer Leggio) If you missed it last week... Banshee macOS Malware Expands Targeting Addiction Treatment Firm BayMark Confirms Ransomware Attack Caused Data Breach PayPal Phishing Campaign Employs Genuine Links to Take Over Accounts Meloni Says Italy Is Exploring Deals on Telecoms Security, but Denies Private Talks With Musk Exploitation of New Ivanti VPN Zero-Day Linked to Chinese Cyberspies Darktrace to Acquire Incident Investigation Firm Cado Security Medical Billing Firm Medusind Says Data Breach Impacts 360,000 People GFI KerioControl Firewall Vulnerability Exploited in the Wild SonicWall Patches Authentication Bypass Vulnerabilities in Firewalls The ‘Worst in Show’ CES Products Put Your Data at Risk and Cause Waste From Silos to Synergy: Transforming Threat Intelligence Sharing in 2025 Palo Alto Networks Patches High-Severity Vulnerability in Retired Migration Tool Excelsior Orthopaedics Data Breach Impacts 357,000 People Ivanti Warns of New Zero-Day Attacks Hitting Connect Secure Product Telegram Shared Data of Thousands of Users After CEO’s Arrest Japan Links Chinese Hacker MirrorFace to Dozens of Cyberattacks Targeting Security and Tech Data Rationalizing the Stack: The Case for Security Vendor Consolidation Thousands Impacted by Casio Data Breach Veracode Targets Malicious Code Threats With Phylum Acquisition Cybersecurity Funding Reached $9.5 Billion in 2024: Report Insider Threat: Tackling the Complex Challenges of the Enemy Within New Labels Will Help People Pick Devices Less at Risk of Hacking CISA Warns of Mitel MiCollab Vulnerabilities Exploited in Attacks Chrome 131, Firefox 134 Updates Patch High-Severity Vulnerabilities First Android Update of 2025 Patches Critical Code Execution Vulnerabilities View SecurityWeek's 2025 Virtual Event Lineup RSS Feed | LinkedIn | Webcasts | Virtual Events © 2025 Wired Business Media

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