Tag: Cybersecurity

IoT devices lack security and often use default passwords, making them a prime target for cyberattacks. Forrester's report finds IoT breaches are on the rise, with manufacturers particularly vulnerable due to the risk of downtime. To prevent these attacks, organizations must enforce strong passwords, eliminate blind spots, and implement unified endpoint management solutions. Cybersecurity vendors offer IoT security systems that target security gaps. With 50% of connected devices posing critical risks, accurate asset discovery and microsegmentation can help to secure IoT devices. Agentless cybersecurity solutions may also be necessary to remediate actively exploited vulnerabilities.

Beware of mobile apps disguised as ChatGPT-based chatbots as they may overcharge users hundreds of dollars annually. Cybersecurity firm Sophos discovered this fleeceware, which tricks users to subscribe to costly services with minimal functionality. Even with new rules implemented by Google and Apple, developers still deceive users, and the apps continue to lure people into scams. Follow the store guides to unsubscribe.

Data loss and theft can greatly harm businesses, leading to financial loss and legal consequences. This is where Data Loss Prevention (DLP) software comes into play, using AI to proactively prevent data loss. Our article compares the best DLP software providers, including Trellix, Check Point, Digital Guardian Endpoint, SecureTrust, and Broadcom. We tested each for various purposes and evaluated their usefulness. With these top DLP software providers, businesses can protect their data and ensure security and compliance in this digital world.

Stay protected from cyberattacks with ChatGPT's new hallucination feature for a more human-like experience. Meanwhile, researchers uncover the dark side of Instagram, and experts share tips on data protection and understanding cyber risk. #cybersecurity #ChatGPT #Instagram #dataprotection

Are you struggling to manage cybersecurity vulnerabilities? Rezilion has identified the top vulnerabilities for the first half of 2023 as Apache Superset, Papercut, MOVEit, and ChatGPT. With over 20,000 vulnerabilities reported annually, it's important to prioritize patches. Rezilion recommends focusing on recent vulnerabilities, with PaperCut and ChatGPT being highlighted. Although ChatGPT has a relatively low CVSS score, the increasing reliance on AI services makes it significant. Don't forget about Apache Superset, widely used for data visualization and analytics. Rigorous analysis and community feedback are crucial for effective mitigation.