Pentagon, CISA Deny Change in US Cyber Policy on Russia

Media reports over the weekend suggested the Trump Administration ordered US Cyber Command and CISA to draw down cyber activities targeting Russia.

Qilin Cybercrime Ring Claims Credit for Lee Newspaper Breach

The ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) cybercrime group intends to leak the stolen information in just two days, it claims; but oddly, it doesn't seek a ransom payment from its victim.

Phishers Wreak 'Havoc,' Disguising Attack Inside SharePoint

A complex campaign allows cyberattackers to take over Windows systems by a combining a ClickFix-style attack and sophisticated obfuscation that abuses legitimate Microsoft services.

EU's New Product Liability Directive & Its Cybersecurity Impact

By proactively addressing liabilities tied to software updates, data loss, and AI technologies, businesses can mitigate risks and achieve compliance.

Latin American Orgs Face 40% More Attacks Than Global Average

Technological adoption, demographics, politics, and uniquely Latin American law enforcement challenges have combined to make the region uniquely fertile for cyberattacks.

Cisco's SnapAttack Deal Expands Splunk's Capabilities

The addition of SnapAttack, a startup incubated by Booz Allen Hamilton’s Darklabs, will enhance Splunk with accelerated SIEM migration and proactive threat hunting.

Third-Party Risk Top Cybersecurity Claims

Data collected by cyber-insurers show that ransomware accounts for the majority of insurance claims, but that much of the losses stem from third-party breaches affecting policyholders.