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Q-Day isn't as dangerous as our government - Cyber Protection Magazine

Most companies in the PQC area have the ability to do just that, so it isn’t a differentiator, so that is possibly why companies don’t promote it. The fear of Q-Day is still the most popular form of marketing PQC technology, even though it is highly unlikely of happening in our lifetimes. That is unfortunate, as crypto-agility resolves the current problem quite nicely.Read Article

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How AI-Powered Phishing Is Crippling UK Businesses

Cyber attacks are no longer confined to the digital pages of tech blogs—they’re making front-page news and disrupting the physical world. In recent weeks, some of the UK’s most prominent retailers, including Marks & Spencer, Co-op and Harrods, have found themselves in the crosshairs of cyber criminals. According to RiskSmart, now, logistics firm Peter Green Chilled, which services major supermarkets like Tesco, Sainsbury’s and Aldi, has reported…See the Story

Patch Delayed; Breach Deployed: The Cost of Open-Source Supply Chain Neglect - Cyber Protection Magazine

As organizations increasingly integrate open-source software into their enterprise systems, software supply chains are emerging as a primary attack vector, enabling threat actors to execute malicious code and for the risk of infection to run rampant.Read Article

Building a Better Security Analyst: What Humans Can Learn From AI - Cyber Protection Magazine

For AI to reach its potential, it requires significant up-front investment in knowledge training and briefing from human sources. The...more Read Article

A brief history of bots - Cyber Protection Magazine

We all use them, some of us innocently and a few not so much. They are scattered about in both technological and common language, but few people understand what they are, what they do or what damage they can do. This article is one of a series of content that will give the basics of this pervasive category of software.Read Article

China’s Slow March Toward Cyber IDs - China Media Project

On May 19, China’s top law enforcement agency released measures for the roll-out of “cyber IDs” (网络身份认证), a new form of user identification to monitor internet users. Although the measures were released as a draft over the summer last year, they have only just been finalized, and will come into effect in mid-July. According to the measures, introduced by the Ministry of Public Security (MPS), each internet user in China will be issued with a uni…China · China See the Story

'Chicken Little' marketing with bad statistics - Cyber Protection Magazine

According to the SBA, the median ransomware demand is $5900 and can go up to $200,000. The cost of recovering from a cyberattack that shuts down operations can range from $826 and $653,587 according to Verizon’s 2021 SMB Data Breach Statistics. Those statistics are enough to justify investing in cyber hygiene training on a quarterly basis. But claims that a cyberattack will send a company into bankruptcy are not constructive Read Article

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Q-Day isn't as dangerous as our government - Cyber Protection Magazine

How AI-Powered Phishing Is Crippling UK Businesses

Patch Delayed; Breach Deployed: The Cost of Open-Source Supply Chain Neglect - Cyber Protection Magazine

Leveraging GenAI to Defend Against Cyber Threats - Cyber Protection Magazine

Finding the Silver Lining in the Signal Chat Leak - Cyber Protection Magazine

IP Cores Shipping PQC1 Hardware Accelerator for Post-Quantum Cryptography

What CIOs Should Prioritize - Cyber Protection Magazine

Building a Better Security Analyst: What Humans Can Learn From AI - Cyber Protection Magazine

A brief history of bots - Cyber Protection Magazine

China’s Slow March Toward Cyber IDs - China Media Project

'Chicken Little' marketing with bad statistics - Cyber Protection Magazine

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