India's leading private health insurer Star Health Insurance suffered a major data breach in August, but the company's prolonged silence over the incident exposes businesses' placing a priority on protecting their reputation over their customers' concerns for data security and privacy.
Southeast Asia is emerging as a major hub for data center growth, and the data center market is expected to reach $17.73 billion by 2029. But several nations' hawkish approach to data sovereignty is complicating cross-border data transfers and efforts to harmonize the region's digital policies.
In the ever-evolving landscape of cloud computing, security requirements are becoming increasingly complex. As organizations transition to new cloud environments, traditional security measures may no longer suffice. This webinar will delve into three critical topics to enhance your cloud security...
The Irish data regulator fined social media giant Meta 91 million euros after an investigation found the company insecurely stored passwords of millions of European Facebook and Instagram users. A Meta spokesperson said the company identified the problem in 2019 and took "immediate action."
Two U.S. senators are proposing stricter cyber mandates for the healthcare sector. The bill provides funding to help hospitals adopt enhanced requirements, but lifts HIPAA enforcement fine caps and threatens executives with prison time for falsely attesting their organizations' compliance in audits.
In the latest weekly update, ISMG editors discussed Microsoft's major cybersecurity overhaul in the wake of some high-profile breaches, the latest developments from CrowdStrike's global outage hearing and the expanding U.S.-led coalition against spyware abuse in the EU.
Google says switching to a memory-safe language such as Rust under its Safe Coding program has helped significantly reduce the number of vulnerabilities in Android systems. The number of vulnerabilities uncovered in Android devices has fallen from over 200 in 2019 to fewer than 50 by 2024.
Threat actors tracked as "Vanilla Tempest" - and also known as Vice Society - appear to be changing up the ransomware they use to attack on U.S. healthcare organizations. Likely in a move to avoid detection, the ransomware-as-a-service group has shifted to INC Ransom malware, according to Microsoft.
Organizations face growing challenges from cyber incidents. Former CISOs Heather Lowrie and Jon Staniforth share insights on enhancing preparedness through cyber exercises, proactively communicating with law enforcement and ensuring consistent messaging during incidents.
Industrial control systems made by different manufacturers for monitoring fuel storage tanks including those used in everyday gas stations contain critical zero-days that could convert them into targets for cyberattacks that cause physical damage.
The CyberArk 2024 Identity Security Threat Landscape Report is based on a global survey of 2,400 security decision-makers. This year’s report examines identity security in the age of GenAI, machine identities and digital ecosystems.
While most organizations have adopted AI-powered tools in their identity-related...
CyberArk Vendor Privileged Access Manager (Vendor PAM) is an integrated SaaS solution that enables fast and secure privileged access for vendors, consultants, maintenance personnel and other authorized external 3rd parties. With Vendor PAM, organizations can implement Zero Trust-based just-in-time access, biometric...
Across your organization, human and machine identities have two things in common: 1) they comprise your modern workforce and 2) they need access to applications and services to do their job. Your job, on the other hand, is to authenticate and authorize each one with the principle of least privilege. But with an...
In this whitepaper, you will find best practices and advice to help you plan your Zero Trust approach within your organization. Topics include:
What is Zero Trust, and how might it benefit your organization from a C-Level perspective?
What isn’t Zero Trust?
Challenges that you may face in your quest to...
Four more European Union nations have joined a United States government-led initiative launched in March to tackle spyware misuse globally. The move came amid growing criticism of the European Commission's failure to curb the EU's prolific spyware market.
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