Insider risk management needs a human strategy

Insider risk management isn’t just about preventing bad behaviour; most issues stem from accidental mistakes, like sending sensitive files to the wrong person or clicking the wrong link. However, it’s essential to consider that malicious insiders do exist, taking valuable data or causing chaos. This risk affects the entire organisation, with 86% of people believing […]

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Unpacking the Latest Proposed CCPA Regulations

On May 1, 2025, the California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA) announced substantial revisions to its draft California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) regulations, particularly concerning automated decision-making, cybersecurity audits, and risk assessments. With a public comment period now open until June 2, 2025, companies affected by the CCPA need to weigh in and prepare for these […]

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European Vulnerability Database goes live, but who benefits?

The European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) has launched the European Vulnerability Database (EUVD) to enhance digital security across the EU. This new initiative under the NIS2 Directive serves as a central repository of actionable information on cybersecurity vulnerabilities impacting ICT products and services. Features and Accessibility of the EUVD The EUVD provides a connected […]

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Pioneering the next-gen cybersecurity solutions in an AI-everywhere world

Securonix is stepping up its game, empowering organisations with innovative, AI-driven strategies to combat evolving cybersecurity threats. The pressures are mounting on CIOs and CSOs as data continues to swell, but budgets don’t seem to follow suit. Key Points CIOs and CSOs are taking on expanded roles, focusing on risk management and securing AI technologies. […]

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Padilla, Schatz, Wyden Lead Push Warning Trump Admin of Harmful Impacts of SAVE Act, Anti-Voter Executive Order in Native Communities

On May 13, 2025, U.S. Senators Alex Padilla, Brian Schatz, and Ron Wyden, along with 11 other Senators, voiced serious concerns over the negative effects of President Trump’s anti-voter executive order and the SAVE Act on Native American voting rights. They addressed Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum in a letter, sharing their worries about […]

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Building the Backbone of a Safer Internet: Sudhir Kumar on Innovation, Infrastructure, and National Security

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) is taking big steps towards strengthening national security by pledging $10 million to improve the cybersecurity of its electric grid. This isn’t just a random investment; it’s a serious commitment to protect crucial systems from cyber threats. Sudhir Kumar, a key player in this initiative, is leveraging his technical […]

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DHS scraps $2.4B cyber contract amid reorganization

The Homeland Security Department has made the bold move to terminate a significant $2.4 billion cybersecurity contract with Leidos. This decision comes after a year-long saga of protests but is rooted in changes unrelated to the disputes from competitors. Key Points The DHS terminated the Agile Cybersecurity Technical Solutions contract, stating a mismatch with current […]

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VTG acquires a trio in intelligence market push

VTG has ramped up its efforts in the intelligence sector by acquiring three businesses simultaneously. This move marks the fifth, sixth, and seventh acquisitions since the company was taken over by Alvarez & Marshal Capital in late 2023. The exact financial terms of these deals remain undisclosed. Key Points VTG is focusing on expanding its […]

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Consolidating cybersecurity tools is driving value, says CyberArk CEO Matt Cohen

Matt Cohen, the CEO of CyberArk, shared insights on the importance of consolidating cybersecurity tools to enhance value and streamline operations in the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity. His discussion highlighted key strategies for identity security and optimising cybersecurity investments. Source: CNBC Key Points Consolidating multiple cybersecurity tools can maximise operational efficiency. Cohen emphasises the role […]

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South Dakota CIO Leaves Behind a Culture of Innovation

State CIO Madhu Gottumukkala reflects on lessons learned and IT advances focused on better public service, as he prepares to depart for a new cybersecurity role with the federal government. Source: www.govtech.com Key Points Madhu Gottumukkala, South Dakota’s CIO, is transitioning to a federal role, leaving behind a significant legacy in public service technology. He […]

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