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Amidst tariff uncertainty, physical security can’t take a backseat

2 days ago | securitymagazine.com | Jeremy White

PhysicalSecurity Enterprise ServicesSecurity & Business ResiliencePhysical Security As tariff uncertainty swirls, businesses across industries are waiting to see how potential changes could impact everything from prices of inventory to materials and more. We’ve already seen reports of prices increasing across several industries and in some cases, the news is changing by the day. Unfortunately, as costs of items rise, thieves take notice.
Bill introduced to extend the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act

6 days ago | securitymagazine.com | Jordyn Alger

Two senators have introduced a bipartisan bill to extend provisions originally in the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act of 2015. The senators, Senators Gary Peters (D-MI), Ranking Member of the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, and Mike Rounds (R-SD), who Serves as Chairman of Senate Armed Services Committee (SASC) Subcommittee on Cybersecurity, want to extend the law by 10 years.
Kidney dialysis company experiences ransomware attack

1 week ago | securitymagazine.com | Jordyn Alger

DaVita, a kidney dialysis company, has experienced a ransomware attack. The organization disclosed the incident in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on April 12, 2025. Due to the recency of the incident, the investigation and response is ongoing. The nature and scope of this attack is not yet known.
MITRE set to lose funding today, CISA intervenes

1 week ago | securitymagazine.com | Jordyn Alger

MITRE Corporation’s funding from the federal government was expected to deplete today, according to an email sent out by the organization. However, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has announced it is extending support for MITRE to prevent a lapse in payments. MITRE manages the Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) database and is responsible for identifying, describing and categorizing publicly disclosed cyber vulnerabilities.
Hacker accessed customer information in Hertz data breach

1 week ago | securitymagazine.com | Jordyn Alger

CybersecuritySecurity NewswireCybersecurity News Car rental service Hertz has provided notice of a data breach potentially affecting customer information. According to a filing with the Maine Attorney General’s office, the breach is connected to Cleo file-transfer software vulnerabilities. It is currently understood that the malicious actors leveraged zero-day vulnerabilities in order to gain access.
Incomplete NVIDIA patch could leave AI infrastructure and data at risk

1 week ago | securitymagazine.com | Jordyn Alger

Trend Micro Research has found a NVIDIA security update from September 2024 for a critical vulnerability (CVE-2024-0132) was incomplete. This patch was meant for the NVIDIA Container Toolkit and could potentially leave systems open to container escape attacks. Furthermore, the researchers identified a a denial-of-service (DoS) vulnerability impacting Docker on Linux.
Cybersecurity leaders discuss Oracle’s second recent hack

1 week ago | securitymagazine.com | Jordyn Alger

Oracle has informed customers that a malicious actor accessed a computer system, stealing old login credentials for clients. This is the second cyber breach the organization has experienced in the last month, following Oracle’s initial denial of a cyber incident. According to the organization, this new incident is separate from the previous hacking event.
Building a robust cybersecurity team: Five essential roles and key certifications

1 week ago | securitymagazine.com | Pam Nigro

Cybersecurity is no longer just an IT concern; it’s a fundamental aspect of any organization’s strategy. With cyber threats becoming more sophisticated and frequent, having a robust cybersecurity team is non-negotiable. Your team needs professionals with varied expertise to address different aspects of cybersecurity. Here are five essential roles to include in your cybersecurity team, along with recommended certifications that align with those roles.
Hackers accessed 150,000 emails from a government agency

1 week ago | securitymagazine.com | Jordyn Alger

The United States Treasury Department’s Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) has recently discovered an email system breach, describing it as a “major information security incident.” The OCC supervises, regulates, and charters all national banks in addition to supervising federal agencies of foreign banks. This breach was discovered due to internal and external reviews of OCC emails and email attachments exposed to unauthorized access.
New research identifies, analyzes an email bombing attack

2 weeks ago | securitymagazine.com | Jordyn Alger

Research from Darktrace discusses an email bombing attack observed in February 2025, in which a user received more than 150 emails in less than five minutes, sent from 107 unique domains. Each of these emails circumvented a Security Email Gateway (SEG). Email bombing, also referred to as spam bombing, is a technique in which a malicious actor sends a large volume of emails to a user within a short timeframe.