Securonix has announced its acquisition of ThreatQuotient, a move aimed at enhancing its all-in-one security operations platform with broader threat intelligence capabilities, reports SecurityWeek.
Jamfs newly released Security 360 Report underscores the growing complexity of cybersecurity risks across mobile and Mac devices used in enterprise environments, with phishing, infostealers, and unpatched vulnerabilities emerging as top concerns, according to IT Brief Australia.
Nearly all Chief Information Security Officers recognize the value of threat intelligence, yet 98% struggle to act on it effectively, according to a global Trellix survey of over 500 CISOs across multiple sectors, according to Tech Monitor.
Nearly all CISOs expect cyberattacks to intensify over the next three years, with artificial intelligence playing a growing role in both the sophistication and volume of threats, according to new global research by CSC, reports IT Brief Asia.
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has ordered UK-based payment processor Paddle and its U.S. subsidiary to pay a $5 million penalty to resolve its alleged screening and fraud prevention lapses that allowed credit card system exploitation by tech support firms Restoro, Reimage, and PC Vark.
Congress has been urged by Foundation for Defense of Democracies' Nick Leiserson to include a federal cyber insurance backstop upon the renewal of the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act, which is set to lapse in 2027, in a bid to bolster the cyber insurance sector, CyberScoop reports.
Mistral AI's and xAI's commercial large language models Mixtral and Grok, respectively, have been leveraged to create various jailbroken artificial intelligence tools, or WormGPTs, peddled on cybercrime forums, reports CyberScoop.
Hackread reports that underground market platform Hacklink has been fueling the increase in SEO poisoning attacks in Google Search results, which have been particularly targeted at the gambling sector.
Major Swedish commercial vehicle manufacturer Scania has disclosed the theft of insurance claim documents stemming from the compromise of its financial services arm's systems late last month, following attack claims made by threat actor "hensi" last week, BleepingComputer reports.
TechCrunch reports that Iran's Bank Sepah was allegedly breached and disrupted by pro-Israeli hacktivist operation Predatory Sparrow, also known as Gonjeshke Darande, which accused the state-owned bank of evading sanctions and leveraging the country's funds to support its military nuclear and ballistic missile programs, as well as its terrorist proxies.
