As Generative AI becomes integral to business operations, new cybersecurity challenges such as data leakage and prompt injection attacks are emerging. This session highlights why securing Generative AI is critical for organisations and explores how a GenAI firewall mitigates these risks. LLM security leaderboard: https://www.cloudsine.tech/llm-secu...
The convergence of artificial intelligence and quantum computing creates unprecedented cybersecurity challenges, from AI-powered attacks evading detection to the potential for quantum computers to break current encryption. However, AI also offers powerful defensive capabilities, such as anomaly detection and automated threat response, while develop...
Sensitive and confidential information transmitted over web pages are no longer safe. Today, attackers can already collect such data as it travels over public wifi, and use a quantum computer in the near future to decrypt and use the data for nefarious activities. SafeQuard is pQCee's solution to provide quantum-safe end-to-end encryption of inform...
TikTok had its user database claimed to have been stolen by the R00TK1T hacking collective, which has already posted a sample of credentials belonging to 972,000 users, according to GBHackers News.
CNBC reports that Chinese artificial intelligence startup DeepSeek was found by South Korea's Personal Information Protection Commission to have moved user data to multiple China- and U.S.-based firms without necessary consent and disclosures as part of a privacy and security investigation.
Major Connecticut-based nonprofit healthcare network Yale New Haven Health has confirmed having data from more than 5.5 million individuals compromised following a network intrusion last month, making the incident the largest health data breach so far this year, The Register reports.
DaVita, a leading U.S. dialysis service provider, was claimed to have been compromised by the Interlock ransomware gang, which alleged the theft of 1.51 TB of data from its systems two weeks ago, reports The Record, a news site by cybersecurity firm Recorded Future.
Reuters reports that major Chinese state-run telecommunications firms China Telecom, China Mobile, and China Unicom have been subpoenaed by the House Committee on China lawmakers to respond to queries concerning the security of Americans' data collected by their U.S. cloud and internet businesses following recent attacks by Volt Typhoon and other Chinese state-backed threat operations against U.S. telcos and other critical infrastructure.
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