Monthly Archives: June 2023

Opaque Systems releases new data security, privacy-preserving features for LLMs

Opaque Systems has announced new features in its confidential computing platform to protect the confidentiality of organizational data during large language model (LLM) use. Through new privacy-preserving generative AI and zero-trust data clean rooms (DCRs) optimized for Microsoft Azure confidential computing, Opaque said it also now enables organizations to securely analyze their combined confidential data without sharing or revealing the underlying raw data. Meanwhile, broader support for confidential AI use cases provides safeguards for machine learning and AI models to use encrypted data inside of trusted executions environments (TEEs), preventing exposure to unauthorized parties, according to Opaque. To read this article in full, please click here
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Silobreaker unveils new geopolitical cyber threat intelligence capabilities

Security and threat intelligence company Silobreaker has announced new geopolitical threat intelligence capabilities with RANE (Risk Assistance Network + Exchange). The tie-up will see Silobreaker integrate global risk intelligence company RANE’s enterprise geopolitical intelligence into its own platform, providing cyber threat intelligence teams with real-time information about world events that could heighten the risk of cyberattacks. The integration, announced at Infosecurity Europe 2023 in London, will provide context into highly complex, interconnected events, allowing teams to take proactive steps to reduce their organizations’ exposure to risks impacting business productivity, resiliency, and continuity, Silobreaker said. To read this article in full, please click here
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Agencies to start implementing transparency law for Congressional reports in October

New OMB guidance tells agencies how to implement the new Access to Congressionally Mandated Reports Act, which requires most reports to Congress to be made public via a free web portal.
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Google takes a swing at Microsoft, alleges anticompetitive cloud practices: report

The Federal Trade Commission stands at the center of an ongoing hyperscaler battle over cloud market dominance, as a skirmish erupts between the second and third largest providers.
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Schumer calls for ‘new process’ to regulate AI, urging speed in Congress

AI moves at a near existential speed, the Senate majority leader said Wednesday. “The traditional approach of committee hearings play an essential role but won’t on their own suffice.”
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Baffle launches new user interface to simplify application data security

Data security software provider Baffle has released Baffle Manager 2.0, an interface upgrade to automate enterprise-level data protection for applications, analytics, and AI. The user interface upgrade is aimed at simplifying application-level encryptions, which were difficult and time-consuming with legacy systems, the company said in a press statement. “Baffle Manager 2.0 is a single platform where users can create and manage their data protection policies across the cloud, legacy, and third-party applications and stay on the forefront of new AI initiatives,” said Ameesh Divatia, co-founder and chief executive officer at Baffle. To read this article in full, please click here
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Why CISOs should be concerned about space-based attacks

Russia didn’t just attack Ukraine on the ground when it invaded that country on February 24, 2022, it also raided Ukraine’s data connections in space. On that date, “a multifaceted and deliberate cyber-attack against Viasat’s KA-SAT network resulted in a partial interruption of KA-SAT’s consumer-oriented satellite broadband service,” Viasat reported on March 30, 2022. According to the satellite services provider, “the cyber-attack did impact several thousand customers located in Ukraine and tens of thousands of other fixed broadband customers across Europe.” They included the remote monitoring and control of 5,800 wind turbines owned by Germany’s Enercon, with a total capacity of 11 gigawatts. To read this article in full, please click here
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BrandPost: 5 key steps to push back against business email compromise

Business email fraud is accelerating, with attacks becoming much more sophisticated and successful. In its 2022 Internet Crime Report, the FBI cited more than 21,000 business email compromise (BEC) complaints, equivalent to adjusted losses of over $2.7 billion. While ransomware attacks are “noisy” and call a great deal of attention to themselves, BEC attacks are more subtle. BEC is a confidence game designed around trust and human nature. Bad actors use widely available tools to improve the scale, plausibility, and success rate of malicious emails. This makes BEC attacks hard to fight. Instead of malware attacks exploiting unpatched devices, perpetrators rely on social engineering to get user credentials, financial information, or even con victims into transferring money. Defending against this line of attack takes a combination of technology and human awareness. Here’s what to watch out for, along with steps you can take now to help defend your enterprise. To read this article in full, please click here
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Defending Patient Privacy: Identity Security Strategies for Healthcare

Join our identity security experts for a webinar as they explore the criticality of next-generation identity security, and steps that institutions can take to craft a modern healthcare cybersecurity strategy.
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Cloud Exchange 2023: TSA’s Yemi Oshinnaiye on cloud driving CX improvements

TSA Chief Information Officer Yemi Oshinnaiye says one of his top priorities is improving customer experience across all agency missions.
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