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ISC2 Report: Entry-Level Hiring Needs a Reset

1 week ago | inforisktoday.co.uk | Anna Delaney

Leadership & Executive Communication , Professional Certifications & Continuous Training , Training & Security Leadership ISC2 CISO Jon France on Unrealistic Job Descriptions, Hiring for Attitude Anna Delaney (annamadeline) • June 18, 2025 Jon France, CISO, ISC2 According to ISC2's latest report, job descriptions for entry-level cybersecurity roles tend to list qualifications that are out of reach for most new cyber professionals.
The Casino Approach: Why CISOs Should Play to Win

1 week ago | inforisktoday.co.uk | Mathew Schwartz

Events , Governance & Risk Management , Infosecurity Europe Conference Rapid7's Thom Langford on Why CISOs Should Embrace Rather Than Avoid Risk Mathew J. Schwartz (euroinfosec) • June 17, 2025 Thom Langford, EMEA CTO, Rapid7 Cybersecurity leaders have always viewed risk as something to eliminate, mitigate and avoid. But casinos offer a different perspective on risk management.
AI's Black Box Problem: When Security Fixes Fall Short

1 week ago | inforisktoday.co.uk | Mathew Schwartz

Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning , Events , Infosecurity Europe Conference Cobalt CTO Gunter Ollmann on Why Organizations Struggle With AI Vulnerabilities Mathew J. Schwartz (euroinfosec) • June 17, 2025 Gunter Ollmann, CTO, Cobalt Organizations are racing to deploy artificial intelligence applications, but their ability to secure them is falling dangerously behind.
Up-and-coming ransomware group Anubis has tweaked its malware to irrevocably wipe victims' data

1 week ago | inforisktoday.co.uk | Mathew Schwartz

Fraud Management & Cybercrime , Ransomware Move Raises Possibility Group Isn't Just Marketing Its Malware to Criminals Mathew J. Schwartz (euroinfosec) • June 17, 2025 Bas-relief of the god Anubis in the Temple of Seti I at Abydos, Egypt. (Image: hemro/Shutterstock) Up-and-coming ransomware group Anubis has tweaked its malware to irrevocably wipe victims' data - an unusual tactic from hackers whose typical corrupt bargain involves data decryption in exchange for extortion money.
Quantum-Resilient Cryptography: Why Migration Matters

1 week ago | inforisktoday.co.uk | Mathew Schwartz

Encryption & Key Management , Events , Infosecurity Europe Conference Lastwall CEO Karl Holmqvist Says Q-Day May Arrive Without Warning Mathew J. Schwartz (euroinfosec) • June 17, 2025 Karl Holmqvist, founder and CEO, Lastwall Quantum computing poses a serious risk to current encryption systems. While no computer today can crack RSA or ECC algorithms, adversaries are already storing encrypted data with plans to decrypt it later.
Quantum Computing Spurs Urgency on Cryptography Upgrades

1 week ago | inforisktoday.co.uk | Michael Novinson

Next-Generation Technologies & Secure Development , Threat Intelligence , Video Post-Quantum Computing Migration Will be Decade-Long Challenge, AWS, Accenture Warn Michael Novinson (MichaelNovinson) • June 16, 2025 Scott Francis, emerging technology security lead, Accenture, and Rajdeep Banerjee, solution architect, AWS (Images: Accenture, AWS) The real and present quantum computing danger comes from adversaries harvesting data now and decrypting it once computers are capable of breaking RSA...
Microsoft-Signed Firmware Module Bypasses Secure Boot

1 week ago | inforisktoday.co.uk | Prajeet Nair

Endpoint Security , Hardware / Chip-level Security UEFI Vulnerability Threatens Systems with Silent Compromise Prajeet Nair (@prajeetspeaks) • June 15, 2025 Image: Shutterstock Hackers could circumvent the protections of Secure Boot by silently disabling it through an attack that potentially affects a wide swath of Windows laptops and servers.
Black Basta Leaks Highlight Phishing, Google Takeover Risks

2 weeks ago | inforisktoday.co.uk | Mathew Schwartz

Defunct Ransomware Group's Diaspora Includes Hackers With Focus on Microsoft Teams Mathew J. Schwartz (euroinfosec) • June 12, 2025 Leaked data from ransomware groups continues to highlight how attackers target, infiltrate and amass new victims. See Also: OnDemand | Your API Will Get Compromised. Here's Why, How and What You Can Actually Do To Stop ItRecent leaks include a Feb.
Building Resilience in a Distributed Data World

3 weeks ago | inforisktoday.co.uk | Anna Delaney

Cloud Data Security & Resilience , Data Backup and Recovery , Data Governance Rubrik's Kev Johnson on the State of Data Security Anna Delaney (annamadeline) • June 5, 2025 Kev Johnson, Staff Technical Marketing Manager, Rubrik Hybrid and multi-cloud environments now define the modern enterprise. But as data spreads across platforms, security leaders are losing visibility.
LockBit Crackdown Fragmented Russian Cybercrime Groups

3 weeks ago | inforisktoday.co.uk | Akshaya Asokan

Cybercrime , Fraud Management & Cybercrime , Ransomware Onslought Also Paved Way for Rise of English-Speaking Hackers Akshaya Asokan (asokan_akshaya) • June 4, 2025 Image: Shutterstock An international law enforcement crackdown on the LockBit ransomware group caused fragmentation and distrust among Russian-speaking cybercrime groups, paving the way for English-speaking hacking groups to gain prominence, experts said Tuesday during a London conference.