"In a May 2024 update published ahead of the AI Seoul Summit 2024, co-hosted by the UK and South Korea on 21-22 May, the UK AISI shared the results of a series of tests performed on five leading AI chatbots."
"The CISA has issued new guidance to help federal civilian agencies better encrypt their Domain Name System (DNS) traffic as part of a broader effort to improve the security posture of their internal networks and meet a zero trust deadline this fall."
"Palo Alto Networks is acquiring IBM's QRadar cloud security software assets and migrating existing customers to its own Cortex XSIAM platform, as part of a broader partnership that will give Palo Alto access to consultants and a larger customer base."
"LogRhythm, a leading SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) company, is merging with Exabeam, another prominent SIEM player, in a move that aims to create a stronger, AI-driven security operations leader in the market."
"Insider threats, including dishonest actions to obtain benefits through theft or deception, have seen a significant rise in the past year, driven by factors like rising cost of living, remote work, and the increasing sophistication of fraud tactics."
"Criminal IP, a renowned Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) search engine developed by AI SPERA, has become the first in Asia to enter into a technology partnership to exchange threat intelligence data based on domains and potentially on the IP address to protect users by blocking threats to end users."
"Telus announced Tuesday its acquisition of Vumetric Cybersecurity, a Toronto-based cybersecurity provider that specializes in advanced penetration testing designed to identify cyber vulnerabilities and threats to companies across North America."
"The CISA announced the first round of commitments at the RSA Conference on Wednesday, with Director Jen Easterly warning that it was necessary because of widespread hacking campaigns by nation-states like China."
"Only a third of organizations are adequately addressing security, privacy and ethical risks with AI, despite surging use of these technologies in the workplace, according to new ISACA research."
"Identified by analysts in 2022, the hackers use social engineering to lure users into giving up their login credentials or one-time password codes to bypass multifactor authentication."
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