Email List Hygiene and Cybersecurity Risks

Email List Hygiene and Cybersecurity Risks

Apr 15, 2025 By SecuritySenses In SecuritySenses
Email is a tool that people and companies need. Conversely, poor email etiquette may put you in danger online from data leaks and phishing scams. Following cybersecurity best standards and keeping a clean email list helps to guard sensitive data. This paper covers the value of cyber hygiene in email contact, its benefits, and how technology, such as an email locating tool, could enhance security.
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The Future of Inbound Call Center Services: AI, Automation, and Beyond

The Future of Inbound Call Center Services: AI, Automation, and Beyond

Apr 15, 2025 By SecuritySenses In SecuritySenses
Inbound call centers have always been a vital part of customer service, but with rapid advancements in AI and automation, their future is changing. Today, businesses are utilizing these technologies to improve efficiency, cut costs, and deliver better experiences for customers.
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CrowdStrike

CrowdStrike Research: Securing AI-Generated Code with Multiple Self-Learning AI Agents

Apr 14, 2025 By Alexandru Ghita In CrowdStrike
Applying robust security measures to automated software development is no longer a luxury but a necessity. CrowdStrike data scientists have developed an AI-driven, multi-agent proof of concept that leverages Red Teaming capabilities to identify vulnerabilities in code developed by AI agents. While it is still in the research stage, our work shows this advanced AI technology has the potential to revolutionize software security.
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Ep 6: The Gunslingers

Apr 14, 2025 By Rubrik In Rubrik
During China’s pseudo-cyber-hiatus, the PRC’s hacking operations get a major overhaul. CCP leadership moves responsibility away from the sloppy, brazen hackers at the People’s Liberation Army to the far more stealthy, and strategic, Ministry of State Security. Gone are the “most polite” hackers in the digital world. Here to stay are the gunslingers – the elite of the elite in their field. In Episode 6, host and former New York Times cybersecurity reporter, Nicole Perlroth lays out what it looked like as China’s hackers went underground… and what we missed in Eastern Europe as they did.
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knowbe4

Hidden Threats in Our Power Grid: The Chinese Transformer Backdoor Scandal

Apr 14, 2025 By Stu Sjouwerman In KnowBe4
America's critical infrastructure faces an unprecedented threat, and it's already installed in hundreds of locations across the nation. Recent investigations confirm that Chinese-manufactured power transformers—essential components of our electrical grid—have been discovered with hidden capabilities allowing remote shutdown from overseas. In summer 2019, federal authorities seized a massive 500,000-pound Chinese transformer at the Port of Houston.
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gitprotect

Human Error - The Most Common Cybersecurity Mistakes for DevOps

Apr 14, 2025 By Wojciech Andryszek In GitProtect
Even though security tooling and automation in DevOps have advanced, human error remains the primary cause of cybersecurity breaches. It’s commonly known that nearly 95% of security incidents stem from our mistakes. A smiled dev philosopher would say: “We’re all just beta software in the giant simulation called life. Debugging takes time.”
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Torq

The Fast Eat the Slow: AI Adoption for Survival in Modern Cybersecurity

Apr 14, 2025 By John "JQ" Quinsey In Torq
John Quinsey (also known as “JQ”) is a regional director at Torq with 25 years in software and SaaS sales, solving business problems with disruptive technologies. He firmly believes AI has the power to revolutionize modern security operations. Just five years ago, the average dwell time for a ransomware attack was seven months. Today, it’s five days and shrinking.
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