Nobody doubts the need to increase board level cyber expertise, but there is no single preferred route.
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Authorities worldwide are racing to rein in artificial intelligence, including in the European Union, where groundbreaking legislation is set to pass a key hurdle.
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CISA’s Binding Operational Directive 23-02 requires federal agencies to secure the network management interfaces of certain classes of devices.
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OMB has published new guidance on federal agencies obtaining security guarantees from software vendors.
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Switzerland said government operational data might have been stolen in a ransomware attack on a technology firm that provides software for several departments.
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Cybersecurity news that you may have missed this week: AI regulation, layoffs, US aerospace malware attacks, and post-quantum encryption.
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As it pushes to renew a cornerstone law that authorizes major surveillance programs, the Biden administration faces an American public that’s broadly skeptical of common intelligence practices and of the need to sacrifice civil liberties for security.
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US and Israeli government agencies have published new guidance on preventing malicious exploitation of remote access software.
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If after eighteen months, meaningful use of SBOMs is unachievable, we need to ask what needs to be done to fulfill Biden’s executive order.
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The US and Korea are warning of North Korean social engineering attacks targeting employees of think tanks, academic and research institutions, and news media organizations.
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