Bradley Barth is a Senior Reporter for SC Media, specializing in cybersecurity and technology news. With a background in screenwriting, Bradley brings a unique storytelling perspective to his reporting, covering topics such as data breaches, AI, zero-trust security, and the intersection of technology and business.
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By: Steve Zurier, Bradley Barth
BleepingComputer reports that Michigan-based Flagstar Bank had personal data from 837,390 customers across the U.S. stolen after its third-party mobile banking and payment processing provider Fiserv was impacted by the widespread MOVEit hack by the Cl0p ransomware operation, which has already compromised more than 64 million individuals across 2,000 organizations around the world.
By: Arvind Nithrakashyap, Bradley Barth
The central Floridian healthcare system Health First recently revised its disaster recovery tiering criteria to make the prioritization process more quantitative and less subjective.
By: Bradley Barth
Recent mass cyberattacks that exploited vulnerabilities in software such as MOVEit, Log4j and SolarWinds Orion have served as prime examples of why companies must extend their zero-trust policies to third-party users, devices and infrastructure.
Vulnerabilities impacting the widely used curl open source tool used for various network protocols will be addressed in an update to be issued on Wednesday, reports The Record, a news site by cybersecurity firm Recorded Future.
By: Stephen Weigand, Steve Zurier, Bradley Barth
In addition to Google's new bug bounty program, announcements this week around generative AI also include an upcoming Biden administration executive order, as well as studies by OpenAI and the United Nations.
By: Steve Zurier, Bradley Barth, Stephen Weigand
Rapid advancements in artificial intelligence have prompted United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres to create a global advisory panel to tackle AI governance, as well as its opportunities, risks, and challenges, according to The Associated Press.
Digital transformation is changing the face of industrial operations and presents opportunities for organizations to revolutionize their businesses. Despite the benefits for OT, digital connectivity also brings great risk to operations.
By: Bradley Barth
SiliconAngle reports that Cloud Security Alliance has unveiled the cybersecurity sector's first-ever zero-trust training and credential program dubbed "Certificate of Competence in Zero Trust" amid the growing need for zero-trust in information security.
By: David Balaban, Bradley Barth, Simon Hendery, Paul Wagenseil
Here are five IAM features that will help security teams deliver both security and user convenience.
Corporate legal departments are scrambling to stay ahead of the latest developments around cyber incident disclosure rules and regulations.
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