The Data Security Maturity Model ditches application, network, and device silos when it comes to architecting a data security strategy.
| | | LATEST SECURITY NEWS & COMMENTARY | | CISOs Rethink Data Security With Info-Centric Framework The Data Security Maturity Model ditches application, network, and device silos when it comes to architecting a data security strategy. Malware-Free Cyberattacks Are on the Rise; Here's How to Detect Them Last year, 71% of enterprise breaches were pulled off quietly, with legitimate tools, research shows. 'Good' AI Is the Only Path to True Zero-Trust Architecture Ultimately, AI will protect the enterprise, but it's up to the cybersecurity community to protect "good" AI in order to get there, RSA's Rohit Ghai says. Millions of Artifacts, Misconfigured Enterprise Software Registries Are Ripe for Pwning Researchers find 250 million artifacts and 65,000 container images exposed in registries and repositories scattered across the Internet. Rethinking Safer AI: Can There Really Be a 'TruthGPT'? Is Elon Musk's "maximum truth-seeking AI" achievable? Overcoming bias in artificial technologies is crucial for cybersecurity, but doing it could be a challenge. North Korea's Kimsuky APT Keeps Growing, Despite Public Outing Kim Jong Un's Swiss Army knife APT continues to spread its tendrils around the world, showing it's not intimidated by the researchers closing in. 3CX Supply Chain Attack Tied to Financial Trading App Breach Mandiant found that North Korea's UNC4736 gained initial access on 3CX's network when an employee downloaded a weaponized but legitimately-signed app from Trading Technologies. Expert Insight: Dangers of Using Large Language Models Before They Are Baked Today's LLMs pose too many trust and security risks. Effects of the Hive Ransomware Group Takedown Despite some success in limiting damage from Hive, there's no time to relax security vigilance. Building a Better SBOM Generating an SBOM is easy. It's generating one that's comprehensive and accurate that's hard. Cybersecurity Survival: Hide From Adversarial AI Consider adding some security-through-obscurity tactics to your organization's protection arsenal to boost protection. Mask your attack surface behind additional zero-trust layers to remove AI's predictive advantage. GPT-4 Provides Improved Answers While Posing New Questions As is typical with emerging technologies, both innovators and regulators struggle with developments in generative AI, much less the rules that should govern its use. MORE NEWS / MORE COMMENTARY | | |
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| | | FEATURED REPORTS | | Shoring Up the Software Supply Chain Across Enterprise Applications Supply chain security attacks are growing at an alarming pace, and things are going to keep getting worse until DevSecOps teams get on the same page. A little help from the feds could also be welcome Modern-day software development depends ... The Promise and Reality of Cloud Security Cloud security has been part of the cybersecurity conversation for years but has been on the sidelines for most enterprises. The shift to remote work during the COVID-19 pandemic and digital transformation projects have moved cloud infrastructure front-and-center as enterprises ... 10 Hot Talks From Black Hat USA 2022 Black Hat USA brings together cutting-edge research, new security tools, and sophisticated defensive techniques over the course of two days. There were some recurring themes across the sessions, and many of these topics are going to be important issues to ... | | View More Dark Reading Reports >> |
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