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Tracking CVE-2024-2876: Why does the latest WordPress exploit compromise over 90,000 websites?

A highly concerning security loophole was recently discovered in a WordPress plugin called "Email Subscribers by Icegram Express," a popular tool utilized by a vast network of over 90,000+ websites. Officially designated as CVE-2024-2876 with a CVSS score of 9.8 (critical), the vulnerability represents a significant threat as it exposes numerous websites to potential attacks.

1Password Enterprise Password Manager - Partner Edition, now in beta

Following the launch of our global partner program, 1Password now offers a multi-tenancy experience for managed service providers. Currently in beta, the new MSP experience includes an easy-to-use, centralized console and client-level insights. Register as an MSP today to be among the first to try the beta – and protect your clients with the world-class security they deserve. Learn more at 1Password.com/partnerships/channel-partners.

Netskope and Wiz Integration

In cloud security, staying ahead of potential threats is crucial. As organizations continue to embrace cloud technologies, ensuring robust security measures becomes increasingly complex. To address this challenge, Netskope is proud to announce our integration with Wiz, empowering users to proactively safeguard their resources across hyperscaler environments like never before. This collaboration enables customers to leverage real-time insights from Wiz's comprehensive cloud security platform directly within Netskope.

CrowdStrike Cloud Security Defines the Future of an Evolving Market

Today’s businesses are building their future in the cloud. They rely on cloud infrastructure and services to operate, develop new products and deliver greater value to their customers. The cloud is the catalyst for digital transformation among organizations of all sizes and industries. But while the cloud powers immeasurable speed, growth and innovation, it also presents risk.

A Guide to Enhancing Election Security Using Effective TPRM

Election security is one of the most important parts of an election in order to preserve voter safety, prevent voter fraud, and, ultimately, build public trust in the electoral process. Because of the many external pieces that must come together during the election process, election organizers must use and implement effective Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM) as part of their security strategy.

How AI Voice Assistants Transform Restaurant Profitability

The restaurant industry is undergoing a digital transformation, driven by the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies. At the forefront of this revolution are AI voice assistants, poised to revolutionize customer service, streamline operations, and unlock unprecedented profitability.

Understanding OWASP ASVS Security Coverage

Web applications serve as the backbone of business operations, and the rise in cyber threats has put a spotlight on vulnerabilities that can compromise the integrity and confidentiality of web applications. But where to start? Security frameworks can help security and development teams understand the top risks and how to harden their applications against them, while guiding technical professionals on how to protect their applications against attacks.

Exposing the exploited: Analyzing vulnerabilities that live in the wild

It’s time to recognize official security vulnerability catalog systems aren’t enough. There are too many gaps in the named security vulnerability process. And plenty of vulnerabilities do not receive the attention they deserve. Some vendors silently patch issues while others leave vulnerabilities in a reserved state. There is not one source of information that contains every vulnerability being exploited. The result?

May 2024: LockBit Returns?

On May 6, 2024, the LockBit ransomware group published a list of over 50 victims on their newly established data leak platform. Among the victims are NASDAQ-listed firms, major corporations, governmental organizations, and technology companies. Interestingly, some of these victims had been targeted previously by other groups or even by LockBit in earlier attacks.