Tag: Cyber threats

Stay ahead of the curve with Kaspersky cyber security solutions. Increase in malicious cyber attacks using advanced techniques like Social Engineering and new programming languages being observed. Security researchers point to sophistication of techniques rather than technology like ChatGPT to scam corporate executives. Stay informed about the latest threats with experts like Dan Demeter & Marco Preuss.

SentinelOne, a global provider of Autonomous Cybersecurity, has recently announced its new threat hunting platform at the RSA Conference 2023 in San Francisco. This platform combines neural networks and natural language processing (NLP) to power its Language Modeling systems like GPT-4. The platform can detect suspicious activities, remove malicious files and block malicious senders in real-time, empowering security analysts to work faster and more efficiently without human intervention. Investors such as Blue Oval Ventures, Tiger Global, Insight Partners, Sorenson Capital, Third Point Ventures and Sunley House Capital Management have all backed this game-changing technology.

ChatGPT is a groundbreaking generative AI-powered chatbot developed by OpenAI and backed by Microsoft. Microsoft President Brad Smith warns that China is quickly catching up and gaining a foothold in the race for AI capabilities. Benefits of ChatGPT span from business and arts to education, healthcare and more. Smith advocates for responsible conduct to avoid potential hazardous applications and preserve democracy.

Recent news has shown malicious Bumblebee malware targeting remote workers through popular applications such as Zoom, Citrix Workspace and ChatGPT. Security experts at Secureworks' Counter Threat Unit found malicious adverts leading to fake download pages, making people vulnerable to ransomware. To stay safe from malicious content, companies should have strict rules to limit access to such ads and only download software from trusted sources.

. The European Commission has proposed the EU Cyber Solidarity Act, a €1.1 billion plan to strengthen cybersecurity for EU countries. The Act includes the establishment of national and cross-border security operation centers that will detect and respond to cyber threats. This plan will address current geopolitical tensions and is seen as a critical milestone for the EU. Security Scorecard encourages the need to include cyber-risk ratings as part of trusted security providers. The EU Parliament and Council will decide if they support the proposed Act. Cyber resilience is essential in digital transformation.