Tenet Health’s $100 Million Cyber Shutdown Sparks 10 Questions All Boards Must Ask
The Tenet Health case reinforces why boards and senior leaders must be increasingly prepared to address rising cyber-related business interruption risks. Read More

Cyber Insurers Look To Rescind Policies After Large Claims
Insurers are intently examining whether they can cancel cyber policies after claims have been filed. To do this, they scour through application documents searching for potential false statements. Read More

TikTok Engaging in Excessive Data Collection
Connecting to mainland China-based infrastructure, the latest report identified multiple instances of unwarranted data harvesting. Read More

CISA: Here's How to Apply this Key Windows Patch Without Breaking Certificate Authentication
CISA now urges to apply a patch that broke logins for users connecting to Windows servers that handle authentication. Read More

Nearly Half of Cybersecurity Professionals Consider Quitting
45% of respondents said they considered quitting due to stress, and 46% said they knew of at least one person who did leave the industry within the last year specifically because of stress. Read More

How Costa Rica Found Itself at War Over Ransomware
Costa Rica failed to implement the cyber-preparedness strategy that it laid out five years ago and now serves as an example not only to other Latin American nations but also to the world. Read More

Patch Now: Zoom Chat Messages can Infect PCs, Macs, and Phones with Malware
Zoom recommends updating the app if you have done so yet. Scammers can now send messages through Zoom chat that can cause your vulnerable client app to install malicious code from an arbitrary server, such as malware and spyware. Read More

150-Year-Old Historically Black College Closes After Ransomware Attack
A renowned university will shut down after falling victim to ransomware amid efforts to recover from the pandemic. Read More

Log4j Flaw: Thousands of Applications Are Still Vulnerable, Warn Security Researchers
Cybersecurity researchers warn that insecure instances of Lo4j are still out there to be exploited - and are easy for attackers to discover. Read More

Microsoft Patches 128 Windows Flaws, New Zero-Day Reported
On Tuesday, Microsoft issued a warning for an in-the-wild zero-day attack hitting Windows users. It credited the National Security Agency (NSA) with reporting the live exploitation. Read More