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The September 2021 Patch Tuesday cycle is relatively good news for system administrators with only 66 total bulletins. Perhaps more significantly, only three of these were Critical bulletins. Read More HERE…
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The announcement marks the US’s extensive collaboration with various private and education sector leaders to address the rising cyber threats in the country. Read More HERE…
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The collaboration aims to enhance various features on GM’s connected cars, with the hope of having millions of vehicles with 5G connectivity on the road by 2024. Read More HERE…
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The latest version comes weeks after US President Biden announced a memo, calling on the improvement of control systems cybersecurity. It also expands the coverage of previous editions, covering all control systems. Read More HERE…
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Recently two consumer cybersecurity vendors merged their respective businesses, what will the impact be on customers, and the cybersecurity industry? Read More HERE…
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The country is set to take a pioneering role with its latest autonomous vehicle law, temporarily bridging gaps until more concise international and European legal frameworks are set. Read More HERE…
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Just before the opening of the Tokyo Olympics, we confirmed an attack that directed users from a fake TV broadcast schedule page to browser notification spam. Read More HERE…
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The US president announces the creation of a new cybersecurity initiative, aiming to improve the security of critical infrastructure control systems. New performance goals will also be made, ensuring a consistent baseline for cybersecurity. Read More HERE…
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August proves to be a quieter month for Microsoft, after an eventful July. This month, there were only 44 security bulletins, part of which are three Print Spooler flaws and a further fix for PetitPotam. Read More HERE…
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DHS’s second issue requires pipeline operators to implement various cybersecurity measures to protect their operations from cyber attacks. This directive also builds upon the department’s May directive following the Colonial Pipeline attack. Read More HERE…
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