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Krispy Kreme Cyber Attack a Wake-Up Call for the Food Industry

SecureWorld News

Comprehensive risk assessments To ensure your digital transformation doesn't outpace your cybersecurity, you need to conduct rigorous risk assessments and system audits. This can help your organization establish a robust risk management program that keeps pace with your rapid digital change.

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New mandatory USCG cyber regulations. What you need to know

Pen Test Partners

Additionally, technical measures must be implemented, including multifactor authentication, secure device and data management, network segmentation, resilience strategies, and supply chain security to mitigate third-party risks. Cybersecurity plans and assessments must be submitted by July 16, 2027.

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Uncontrolled AI: Navigating Ethical Dilemmas and Shadow AI Risks

Centraleyes

But here’s the statistic that should fuel discussion among policymakers and risk managers: Despite the widespread usage and adoption rate across all respondents, only 23% believe their employer would approve of them using Generative AI for work purposes. Still, the risk parameters and ethical dilemmas around it are circumstantially different.

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RED ALERT: CMMC Begins December 16th

Approachable Cyber Threats

Category CMMC, News Risk Level The long-awaited CMMC rule has finally been officially published and is accompanied by some beneficial changes from the original draft. Contractor Risk Managed Assets are assets that can, but are not intended to, process, store, or transmit CUI because of security policy, procedures, and practices in place.

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Tropic Trooper spies on government entities in the Middle East

SecureList

Swor: A simple penetration testing tool whose author tried to make it immune to removal by security solutions. Both DLLs have build timestamps future-dating them to 26 May 2027. The attackers created a script, named i.bat , to identify available machines on the network using simple ICMP ping requests.