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The death of the third-party cookie is near. Introducing new privacy-friendly features and alternatives to increase data security.
An unsecured database consisting of 533 million Facebook users’ data was made publicly available last week and raises the necessity
aSince uncovering the Malware-as-a-service provider “Golden Chickens” back in 2018, we are carefully tracking the evolution of the Golden Chickens
The EU Council officially adopted conclusions for the new Cybersecurity Strategy. Check out our overview of the three focus areas!
QuoIntelligence analyzed China’s 14th Five-Year Plan draft, which sets goals and strategies for developing the country’s economy. Read our summary
IT security and rising cybercrime activities is a growing area of concern across many organizations. Here are ten essential areas,
DoH provides the benefit of communicating DNS information over an encrypted HTTPS connection but presents security issues for organizations.
In occasion of the #SaferInternetDay2021, we prepared a compilation of Top 3 Digital Threats organizations and their leaders should be
Supply chain attacks are on the rise in 2021. The recent SolarWind breach and COVID-19 are only exacerbating supply chain
The Brexit transition period has ended. On 24 December 2020 the EU and UK reached the Trade and Cooperation Agreement
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CISA Warns of Active Exploitation of Critical FortiOS RCE Vulnerability | US Deputy National Security Advisor Urges Insurers To End Ransomware Payment Incentives
CISA Warns of Active Exploitation of Critical FortiOS RCE Vulnerability | US Deputy National Security Advisor Urges Insurers To End Ransomware Payment Incentives
The 2024 US presidential election is a key event in global geopolitics, with Russia, China, Iran, and North Korea all eyeing it as an opportunity to advance their strategic interests. From cyber espionage to disinformation campaigns, these nations are likely to engage in state-sponsored cyber activities aimed at influencing election outcomes and shifting US foreign policy.
CISA Warns of Active Exploitation of Critical FortiOS RCE Vulnerability | US Deputy National Security Advisor Urges Insurers To End Ransomware Payment Incentives