CSO UK First Look

"Global software supply chain security guidance and regulations."

Views expressed in this cybersecurity, cybercrime update are those of the reporters and correspondents.  Accessed on 10 January 2024, 1500 UTC.

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CSO UK First Look The day's top cybersecurity news and in-depth coverage January 10, 2024

Roundup: Global software supply chain security guidance and regulations Software suppliers and consumers alike will increasingly need to be familiar with global requirements and regulations designed to mitigate software supply chain attacks. Read more

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The Teixeira leak: an ignoble betrayal of trust and an avoidable security failure A recent report on the leak of classified military documents by a young US Air Force cyber specialist reveals how easily trust can be broken. Read more Shadow APIs are opening organizations to attacks: Report Organizations are either failing to fully defend themselves or are relying on incomplete protection of APIs without real-time visibility Read more Enterprises with Kyocera printers open to path traversal attacks Path traversal attacks can be carried out using an input validation bug in the Kyocera device manager application. Read more Protecting Windows networks: Get back to basics for the new year While it may be tempting to adopt new Microsoft Windows network protection tactics, methods, and software, a better approach is to review and refine what’s already in place. Read more

Submit now: CSO Hall of Fame nominations open for first time The CSO Hall of Fame is accepting nominations for the first time to honor exceptional security leaders with at least 10 years of executive experience. Read more

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CSO UK First Look

"Surviving the cyber arms race in the age of generated AI."

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CSO UK First Look The day's top cybersecurity news and in-depth coverage December 18, 2023

Surviving the cyber arms race in the age of generative AI The next few years will see AI tip the scales back and forth between threat actors and security teams protecting the enterprise. Collaboration with government is key to the tech industry coming out ahead. Read more

Cloud squatting: How attackers can use deleted cloud assets against you Deleting unneeded cloud assets but not the records that point to them can allow attacker to exploit your subdomains. Read more

Visa debuts AI-based token fraud prevention product Visa’s newest security piece applies AI to customer transactions, analyzing them for their probability of fraud. Read more Apache Struts 2 vulnerability discovered, as proof of concept circulates A new vulnerability found in the Apache Struts 2 framework has received a critical severity rating from NIST’s national database. Read more AI enters production systems even as ‘trust’ emerges as a growing concern Almost four-fifths of the surveyed organizations had already adopted AI in their production, with only a few still testing the technology. Read more How the EU AI Act regulates artificial intelligence: What it means for cybersecurity Critical infrastructure and other high-risk organizations will need to do AI risk assessments and adhere to cybersecurity standards. Read more

UK government vulnerable to ‘catastrophic ransomware’ attack: Report Outdated infrastructure coupled with poor planning is making the UK government vulnerable to a major cyberattack, according to a parliamentary committee report. Read more

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CSO UK First Look

"The SEC action against Solar Winds highlights how tough it can get for CISOs."

Views expressed in this cybersecurity, cyber crime update are those of the reporters and correspondents.  Accessed on 13 December 2023, 1517 UTC.

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CSO UK First Look The day's top cybersecurity news and in-depth coverage December 13, 2023

The SEC action against SolarWinds highlights how tough it can get for CISOs Examining what went wrong with SolarWinds’ handling of cyberattack reporting provides a cautionary tale for aspiring and incumbent security leaders alike. Read more

Water system attacks spark calls for cybersecurity regulation The Iranian CyberAv3ngers group’s simplistic exploitation of Unitronics PLCs highlights the cybersecurity weaknesses in US water utilities, the need to get devices disconnected from the internet, and renewed interest in regulation. Read more

Google expands minimum security guidelines for third-party vendors Google's updated Minimum Viable Secure Product (MVSP) program offers advice for working with researchers and warns against vendors charging extra for basic security features. Read more Accenture takes an industrialized approach to safeguarding its cloud controls Security was once a hindrance for Accenture developers. But since centralizing the company's compliance controls, the process has never been simpler. Read more New malware is using direct emails to hunt the head-hunters The new technique has the threat actor email malicious URLs directly to recruiters in response to job postings. Read more Almost 50% of organizations plan to reduce cybersecurity headcounts: Survey While organizations are realizing the need for knowledgeable teams to address unknown threats, they are also looking to reduce their security headcount and infrastructure spending. Read more

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