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In 2024, a new hybrid cold war is redefining the threat landscape. Cyber, physical, and geopolitical risks are converging, with nation-states, ransomware groups, and insider threats exploiting vulnerabilities to disrupt operations and shape global narratives. For security teams, keeping up with these complexities is more challenging than ever. With 45% of vulnerabilities disclosed this year rated high or critical and information-stealing malware compromising over 13 million devices globally, the stakes have never been higher. Flashpoint…

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Multiple business imperatives are driving CIOs to re-examine and re-invent their approach to network infrastructure, including the mission critical backbone that supports highly complex, bandwidth-intensive, multi-cloud environments. One emerging alternative: backbone-as-a-service (BBaaS) offerings. As with other “as-a-service” offerings, the idea behind BBaaS is to simplify the process of providing secure, high-performance connectivity across geographic regions. It’s especially attractive as an alternative to MPLS, promising to do for wide-area backbones what the cloud did for compute,…

Risk assessment is more than a box-checking exercise. The right framework is an essential part of proactive risk management designed to protect against data breaches or prevent non-compliance with regulations. CSO recently explored six popular risk assessment frameworks, including COBIT, NIST Risk Management Framework, and ISO/IEC 27001. Want to know what your peers are using and how they approach risk management? Register now for the IT Governance, Risk & Compliance summit, a virtual conference taking…

A new alert from the US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has outlined strategies to eliminate buffer overflow vulnerabilities in software. Part of the Secure by Design Alert series, the report published on Wednesday emphasizes using memory-safe programming languages and other secure development practices to prevent these defects, which are commonly exploited by malicious actors. Buffer overflow vulnerabilities occur when software improperly accesses memory, leading to risks such as data corruption,…