AI tools are revolutionising the workplace, but their rapid uptake often comes with severe cybersecurity risks. Recent studies reveal that a shocking 84% of popular AI tools have experienced data breaches, and many are in widespread use in organisations—often without any IT oversight. Notably, 75% of employees are relying on AI tools while only 14% […]
In today’s fast-paced world, keeping your organisation secure amidst shifting policies and political landscapes may feel overwhelming. This article breaks down essential strategies to ensure your cyber defences stay strong, even when government regulations enter a whirlwind of change. Author Jamie Akhtar shares practical insights that can help any business — big or small — […]
Kettering Health is dealing with a cyberattack that has led to a major disruption in its patient services and the cancellation of elective procedures. A ransomware note suggests that unauthorized access to their network has occurred, raising significant concerns for patient care. Key Points A ransomware attack has disrupted Kettering Health operations, affecting access to […]
Two U.S. House Representatives, Pat Fallon and Marcy Kaptur, have introduced the Federal Cyber Workforce Training Act of 2025. This legislation aims to create a centralized Federal institute dedicated to developing a highly skilled cyber workforce. The proposed institute would focus on standardizing training, resources, and enhancing talent across federal agencies. It promises to offer […]
New Darktrace research reveals that various healthcare operating models across the U.S., U.K., and Brazil significantly impact how cybercriminals target and exploit vulnerabilities in the sector. While ransomware, business email compromise, and weak cyber hygiene are common threats globally, the specific tactics and consequences are influenced by each country’s systemic and financial structures. Source: Darktrace […]
Summary SFJazz has filed a lawsuit against Aldrich Technology LLC, claiming negligence following a significant ransomware attack in May 2023 that severely disrupted its operations. The nonprofit alleges that Aldrich failed to secure its IT systems and restore backup data, leading to major data loss during a crucial fundraising period. The complaint, lodged in San […]
Marks & Spencer is currently reeling from a cyber attack that has significantly disrupted its operations. The retailer is expecting a £300 million cost and lasting effects through July, leaving many stores with empty shelves and unfulfilled online orders. Source: The Independent Key Points The cyber attack has led to an estimated £300 million loss […]
Longtime cyber official Matt Hartman is set to leave the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) after a significant 15-year career in various roles. Known for his expertise and leadership, Hartman has been pivotal in shaping CISA since its establishment in 2018, contributing to its mission from the agency’s precursor within the Department of Homeland […]
The latest buzz in cybersecurity circles is all about reauthorising the Cybersecurity and Information Sharing Act of 2015 (CISA 2015). Boosted by a recent House Homeland Security subcommittee hearing, business and retail groups, including the Business Roundtable and the National Retail Federation, are lobbying hard for this reauthorisation. Their aim? To keep essential information-sharing operations […]
The House Homeland Security Committee is gearing up for a field hearing on May 28 at Stanford University. The primary focus? Reviewing the U.S. cybersecurity posture and exploring opportunities for regulatory harmonization. This hearing promises discussions with innovators, job creators, and academics to gain insights on cybersecurity and its future trajectory. Source: Inside Cyber Security […]
