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Musk’s Takeover of Federal Agencies Sparks Lawsuits and Privacy Concerns

Read how Musk’s takeover of federal agencies has sparked lawsuits over privacy and security breaches, raising legal and national security concerns in Washington.

The Payment Card Industry Security Standards Council Clarifies Self-Assessment Eligibility for E-commerce Merchants

The Payment Card Industry Security Standards Council (PCI SSC) issued a new FAQ clarifying SAQ A eligibility for e-commerce merchants, strengthening data security measures.

Why Cyber Insurance and Risk Management Need to Evolve With Threat Landscape

As AI-driven threats and ransomware surge, cyber insurance is key to risk management, but coverage gaps and evolving risks demand careful planning.

China-Linked Hacking Group Salt Typhoon Still Targeting US Telecommunications

Learn more about Salt Typhoon, a China-linked hacking group that continues targeting telecommunication infrastructure to gather intelligence despite US sanctions.

Lightning-Fast Ransomware Attacks Closing the Intrusion Detection Window

Explore how ransomware attacks are hitting faster than ever, leaving little time for intrusion detection to prevent data theft and extortion.

Emerging Trends and Regulatory Shifts in Privacy and Cybersecurity for 2025

Stay ahead of 2025’s privacy and cybersecurity trends as new state laws, regulatory shifts, and AI governance reshape data protection policies.

Ninth Circuit Decision Narrows Constitutional Attacks on NLRB Authority

Brightline Settlement Highlights Importance of Cyberattack Damage Documentation

Brightline’s $7M settlement follows a cyberattack exposing nearly 1M individuals’ data via a breach of its file transfer provider.

Prepare for Legal and Strategic Responses to Rising Chinese Cyber Threats

Read how increased Chinese cyber threats target US infrastructure and communications, making stricter cybersecurity laws and compliance demands inevitable.

Foreign Hackers Charged in Botnet Scheme Targeting Global Routers

Cityworks Faces Active Exploitation Due to Zero-Day Vulnerability

Learn how Cityworks, an enterprise asset management platform, was actively attacked due to a newly discovered zero-day vulnerability that requires urgent updates.