Healthcare cybersecurity updated in HIMSS23
This update reports on the current state of cybersecurity in the healthcare industry from the CISA’s keynote in Cybersecurity forum of HIMSS23. Read More HERE…
Trend Micro Research : Compliance&Risks
Trend Achieves AWS Level 1 MSSP Competency Status
Trend offers 24×7 fully managed security services uniquely designed in collaboration with AWS security experts to protect, monitor, and respond to security events of AWS environments. Read More HERE…
S4x23 Review Part 4: Cybersecurity for Industrial IoT
In this fourth article, I introduce the discussion related to Industrial IoT, that is involved challenges to adopt cybersecurity strategy into modernizing environment. Read More HERE…
S4x23 Review Part 3: Healthcare Cybersecurity Sessions
This article focuses on the healthcare sector. Over the past two years, the healthcare sector has been in a constant state of emergency due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and as widely reported in the media, it has also been threatened by cyberattacks such as ransomware. Read More HERE…
S4x23 Review Part 2: Evolving Energy Cybersecurity
In this second report on S4x23 held last February, this article introduces the discussion on cyber security in the energy industry, which was one of the topics that attracted attention. Read More HERE…
S4x23 Review Part 1: What’s New in OT Security
This blog introduces discussions from S4x23, the ICS security conference in Miami over several posts. The first installment will cover two topics from the academic interviews. Read More HERE…
In Review: What GPT-3 Taught ChatGPT in a Year
Amidst the uproar and opinions since November 2022, we look at the possibilities and implications of what OpenAI’s ChatGPT presents to the cybersecurity industry using a comparison to earlier products, like its predecessor GPT-3. Read More HERE…
Attacking The Supply Chain: Developer
In this proof of concept, we look into one of several attack vectors that can be abused to attack the supply chain: targeting the developer. With a focus on the local integrated developer environment (IDE), this proof considers the execution of malicious build scripts via injecting commands when the project or build is incorrectly “trusted”. Read More HERE…