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LW ROUNDTABLE — How 2024’s cyber threats will transform the security landscape in 2025

The Last Watchdog

Businesses must adopt tools and automation capable of invoking immediate action, even at the risk of false positives. IT teams need greater trust to act decisively, such as disconnecting systems during threats. Raising security baselines across industries is essential, with risk mitigationnot acceptancebecoming the standard.

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GUEST ESSAY — How threat detection services for SMBs are continuing to evolve and improve

The Last Watchdog

While the threat landscape is constantly evolving, there are a few trends that we are seeing in the modern cybersecurity landscape: •Increased use of AI and automation by attackers. •A A shift from traditional malware to ransomware. •An An increase in sophisticated phishing attacks. •A SMBs can stay ahead of the curve.

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LW ROUNDTABLE:  Predictive analytics, full-stack visualization to solidify cyber defenses in 2025

The Last Watchdog

As companies continue to grapple with rising threats and the shifting needs of a digital world, building a strong, adaptable team may be the ultimate key to survival. Organizations face rising risks of AI-driven social engineering and personal device breaches. This frees teams for strategic efforts like risk management.

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Protecting Oil and Gas Industry Infrastructure: Strategies for Resilience

SecureWorld News

A report from 2023 revealed that 67% of energy and utility companies faced ransomware attacks, with many incidents exploiting unpatched vulnerabilities. Regularly updating and patching systems, including antivirus software, firewalls, and SCADA networks, can mitigate this risk.

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DeepSeek and AI-Generated Malware Pose New Danger for Cybersecurity

SecureWorld News

A recent report from Tenable highlights how DeepSeek R1, an open-source AI model, can generate rudimentary malware, including keyloggers and ransomware. Key findings from Tenable's report Tenable's research team investigated DeepSeek R1's ability to generate malicious code, specifically a keylogger and a simple ransomware program.

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Beware the Cyber Ghouls: Spooky Threats Lurking in Digital Shadows

SecureWorld News

Like vampires, malware strains can operate quietly, leeching data or encrypting files without warning, making ransomware and spyware infections incredibly haunting. Spooky fact : A recent study found that more than 70% of IoT devices in the workplace are unmanaged, increasing the risk of network intrusion, Zscaler reported.

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MasterCard Buys Recorded Future for $2.6B: What It Means for AI Cybersecurity

SecureWorld News

Recorded Future, founded in 2009, has made its name in recent years by harnessing AI to provide real-time threat detection and predictive analytics. This means MasterCard can better safeguard its massive volumes of sensitive financial data by intercepting threats before they manifest. Why Recorded Future?