Top news of the week: 01.02.2022.
Threats And Attacks
German intelligence agency warns of China-linked APT27 targeting commercial organizations
The BfV German domestic intelligence services warn of ongoing attacks carried out by the China-linked APT27 cyberespionage group. The Bundesamt für Verfassungsschutz (BfV) federal ...
States’ Role in Addressing Foreign Threats in U.S. Critical Energy Infrastructure Sectors
This issue brief examines the vulnerabilities of critical energy infrastructure sectors and assets to foreign threats and identify possible actions to address those vulnerabilities.
Innovations And Trends
M&A Trending In Cybersecurity Industry Vertical For 2022
This blog was written by an independent guest blogger. Requires strong due diligence Nowadays you need a scorecard to keep track of the monthly acquisitions and mergers in the ...
The future of work: Employee privacy
Rising customers' and employees' privacy expectations are also converging to force businesses to prioritize privacy and will keep doing so in the future.
Data Privacy
Promoting Data Protection by Design: Exploring Techniques
On the occasion of Data Protection Day, the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) explores how to engineer data protection principles.
China Releases Draft Regulations on Network Data Security Management
The Cyberspace Administration of China released for public comment the draft Regulations on Network Data Security Management. The Draft Regulations are intended to implement portions of ...
Startups And Investments
Startup Sells Insurance Coverage for Cloud Outages
Parametrix Insurance sells protection against the not-so-uncommon cloud glitch.
How to Measure Threats in Cybersecurity Risk Management?
Many IT experts would say that it's impossible to manage what you can't measure, especially in cybersecurity risk management. Read more...
Companies And Services
An 'ingredients list' for software could help prevent the next log4j
It could help companies respond faster to major bugs.
Human Rights Watch Among Pegasus Spyware Targets
The targeting of a Human Rights Watch staff member with Pegasus spyware underscores the urgent need to regulate the global trade in surveillance technology.
Business And Industries
Cybersecurity Is Broken: How We Got Here & How to Start Fixing It
It's not just your imagination — malicious threats have exponentially increased organizational risk.
Insurers Want to Avoid Covering War. Ukraine Hacks Put That to the Test.
As U.S. officials warn of Russian cyberattacks, a court ruling could affect whether insurance covers the damage.