Effective insider risk management requires close cross-departmental collaboration and a balance between necessary data collection and transparency with employees.
Ten-year-old attack patterns against router vulnerabilities remain highly effective because enterprises fail to replace legacy hardware and treat network security as a secondary concern.
Russian hackers are targeting critical infrastructure via vulnerable routers—authorities in multiple countries warn of patching deficiencies across energy, communications, healthcare, and defense sectors.
A compromised Jscrambler npm package containing infostealer malware was distributed by attackers in the npm registry and downloaded nearly 1,500 times.
Google and Microsoft pulled the 1.6-million-times-installed header-editing extension ModHeader after researchers discovered a dormant browsing-history-collector component.
The IHK Regensburg emphasizes that NIS2 compliance and cybercrime prevention are closely intertwined and require a strengthened governance role for management.
AI-powered Windows vulnerability detection shows success at Microsoft, but raises questions about operating costs and carbon footprint that must be weighed against sustainability goals.
The Commission defines binding interpretation guidelines for the resilience requirements of the NIS2 Directive and thereby clarifies the implementation obligations for critical infrastructure operators.
