- — Firms can’t count their AI agents, let alone switch them off
- RSA’s CEO wants AI agents managed like employees, but other security leaders differ on how far that should go
- — The Security Interviews: A post-Mythos reality check
- Rudra Mitra, vice-president of security services at AWS, on why cyber security teams need to rethink their approach to IT security
- — AI: Faster than the speed of safety
- Microsoft president Brad Smith calls for industry-wide collaboration, while the UK government ramps up cyber defence to tackle AI safety concerns
- — Fraudster who targeted ransomware victims appears in US court
- Zohar Pinhasi stands accused of duping distressed ransomware victims by profiting from fake cyber services that he could not provide
- — NCSC and pals call out company that backed Chinese state hackers
- The NCSC’s joint advisory names perennial offender Integrity Technology, accusing it of facilitating cyber attacks on behalf of Flax Typhoon, a Chinese state threat actor
- — Why websites need to assess the Wikimedia attack
- An OpenAI bot overloaded Wikimedia, attacked a system at the foundation and attempted to change entries
- — Microsoft tweaks Windows to secure agentic AI
- The half-yearly update to the Windows operating system gets a host of features for running AI models locally and securely
- — AI model developers have ‘no justification’ for failing to comply with privacy law
- Large language models must have lawful basis for processing personal data – ‘benefiting humanity’ is not enough, says Information Commissioner’s Office
- — Scope of Asos data breach wider than first reported
- Following a data breach earlier in October, cyber criminals appear to have a much more complete picture of Asos’ user base than first thought, it has emerged
- — The Security Interviews: Evren Karaibrahimgil, Welsh FA
- Evren Karaibrahimgil, IT manager at the FAW, on securing the national football association of Wales against evolving cyber threats, with Euro 2028 on home soil in mind
- — UK Supreme Court to decide whether to block ‘trivial’ data protection claims
- Businesses are being inundated with trivial AI-generated data protection, say lawyers
- — AI slop overwhelms Google’s OSS bug bounty programme
- Google has closed its open source vulnerability reporting programme to new submissions while it recalibrates in the face of a surge in automated junk reports
- — Asos app users receive threatening messages after hack
- A previously unknown hacking group sent threatening messages to customers of fashion website Asos after allegedly breaching its Snowflake data platform
- — Supply chain cyber resilience: from paper promises to operational reality
- Cyber resilience is not just built by drafting better policies, but by proving your organisation can withstand and respond to incidents and manage risks buried deep within the supply chain.
- — The AI kill switch – what actually happens when you press it?
- Talk of an AI kill switch abounds, but what would such a thing actually look like in practice, and what would it mean to ‘press’ it?
- — Machine-speed security: A Computer Weekly Downtime Upload podcast
- Rudra Mitra, vice president of security services at AWS discusses why we need to rethink cybersecurity in order to tackle AI-powered attacks
- — UK and Europe at risk from Chinese tech, says security think tank
- Although the UK and Europe have laws to restrict Chinese technology from critical infrastructure, implementation is patchy
- — Teen hacker arrested amid KillSec cyber gang takedown
- A multinational operation targeting the KillSec ransomware gang has led to three arrests, including an unnamed 16-year-old
- — IT event dive: AI for its own sake at Tobacco Dock with Everpure
- Inside a 200-year-old bonded tobacco warehouse, Everpure’s Accelerate London delegates wrestle with competition, orders from on high and AI for AI’s sake
- — Everpure survey: 88% of executives fear data sovereignty failures
- An Everpure survey of 2,100 C-suite and IT leaders across eight countries finds 90% recognise the risk, yet 64% lack a formal strategy to close ‘the sovereignty gap’
- — Cyber authorities issue alerts over exploitation of Citrix vulns
- The latest vulnerabilities to be uncovered in the frequently targeted Citrix NetScaler product lines were being exploited well before disclosure, prompting disquiet
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