security
Rogue agents: Securing the foundation of enterprise GenAI
"Organisations need to secure AI agents at scale, potentially overseeing thousands or even millions at once."
cybersecurity
Enterprise
"Regulations can be a tailwind": Dynatrace on NIS2 and complexity beyond human control
"It is not possible to provide the level of detail and accuracy required through manual processes."
Cyberwarfare
The rise of Four Eyes: New coalition could pose "profound" security threat to the West
Ex-CISA chief warns that a quartet of rival nations are forming an axis to rival the Five Eyes alliance.
Cybercrime
Cyberattack on New Jersey cops thwarted within hours of deploying MDR solution
Municipal defenders blow away threat actors after being bombarded with thousands of attacks.
Apple
Criminals are blasting iPhones and iPads with "sophisticated" attacks
iPad and iPhone users urged to update immediately as advanced new threat to Apple's walled garden emerges.
Patch Tuesday
Microsoft fixes four zero days and wormable RCE on slimline Patch Tuesday
"Treat this as an impending exploitation. Test and deploy the patch quickly."
security
Five Eyes cyber-agencies launch bid to secure edge devices
Global security chiefs warn of a "a relentless wave of intrusions" as they urge organisations to secure the edge.
security
Huge surge in number of CVEs exploited in the wild blamed on complex ecosystems
Researchers warn that 2024 was a "banner year" for threat actors, who are exploiting vulns at a dizzying speed.
GenAI
The dark side of Deepseek R-1? OpenAI o1 rival alleged to be biased, insecure, foulmouthed and unethical
Chinese AI model can be tricked into writing terrorist training manuals and offering advice on developing chemical or biological weapons, analysts claim
security
How Cloudflare defeated a record-breaking 5.6 Tbps DDoS attack
"The systems worked as intended..."
Open Source
Opengrep vs Semgrep: Rival security firms close ranks to fork open source code analysis tool
Competitors launch "coordinated industry-wide stand against commercialisation and single vendor interest".
Cybercrime
Los Angeles wildfire phishing scammers use "cancer-stricken dogs" to defraud good Samaritans
"Natural disasters like the LA fires of 2025 let cybercriminals exploit the vulnerabilities of human psychology"