D-Licious: Stubborn network device maker digs in heels and tells you to buy new gear.

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In a recent podcast interview with Cybercrime Magazine's host, Charlie Osborne, Heather Engel, Managing Partner at Strategic Cyber Partners, discusses reports from OpenAI that hackers are trying to use its tools for malicious purposes. The podcast can be listened to in its entirety below. 

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National insurance firm Crum and Forster is offering a professional liability program for CISOs who are facing growing regulatory pressures and sophisticate cyberattacks but often are not covered by their organizations' D&O policies.

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Interpol, other law enforcement agencies, and cybersecurity firms teamed up for Operation Synergia II, shutting down 22,000 malicious servers that supported ransomware, phishing, and other attacks and arresting 41 people connected to the cybercrime campaigns.

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Plus brillants exploits: Canadian Centre for Cyber Security fingers Chinese state sponsored hackers.

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Network security is significantly more challenging than it was several years ago. Today's IT teams struggle against a cybersecurity talent shortage, an increasing number of endpoints in their network, and the ever-changing cyber crime threat vector.

As mentioned in Cimcor's 2023 Cybercrime Landscape Report, over 70% of breaches are now attributed to organized criminal groups. From social engineering to elaborate, targeted attacks, it is more critical than ever for organizations to tighten their network security practices. 

Ultimately, the security fears that should haunt you aren't overly complex or unheard of. In fact, cybercriminals rely on their proven tactics that have since evolved to accommodate modern environments (and are banking on any potential vulnerabilities left undetected). In this blog, you'll learn about simple network security errors that can lead to devastating results.

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Dimon’s dollars (not yours): No, Chase Bank isn’t going to let you cash bad checks. It’s fraud—no matter what X and TikTok tell you.

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Not cute: $UNH’s Change Healthcare unit paid a big ransom—its IT was as weak as a kitten.

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A national security memo released by the Biden Administration is order government agencies to ensure the development and use of AI enables the United States to keep its edge in AI over global adversaries while continuing to align with the countries values.

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In a recent podcast interview with Cybercrime Magazine's host, David Braue, Scott Schober, Cyber Expert, Author of "Hacked Again," and CEO of Berkeley Varitronics Systems, discusses a recent data breach affecting information from Disney, including a range of financial strategy details that shed light on the entertainment giant's operations. The podcast can be listened to in its entirety below. 

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