Cyber Threat and Cybercrime Briefing Part 15: Critical Infrastructure and Endpoint Access
This briefing examines recent vulnerabilities in industrial software and the emergence of multistage intrusion campaigns targeting endpoint access.
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This briefing examines recent vulnerabilities in industrial software and the emergence of multistage intrusion campaigns targeting endpoint access.
CISA's latest updates to the Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog detail risks in Cisco, N-able, and Windows environments, necessitating prioritized defensive action.
Learn how to bridge the gap between business operations and technical specifications by using evidence-based requirements and maturity assessments.
This briefing analyzes recent additions to CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog, focusing on critical flaws in GitLab, Adobe Commerce, and Windows.
As AI infrastructure expands, decision-makers must navigate the dual requirements of securing large-scale compute factories and establishing rigorous safety standards for educational data.
CISA has updated its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog to include security gaps in ConnectWise ScreenConnect and JFrog Artifactory, highlighting risks to remote management and software supply chains.
Effective remote IT support requires clear protocols for access, authentication, and logging to protect enterprise assets while maintaining operational efficiency.
Protecting surveillance networks from unauthorized access requires hardening camera endpoints, recorders, and administrative accounts while limiting external exposure.
Recent CISA updates reveal active exploitation of MikroTik RouterOS and Cisco Firewall Management Center, demanding urgent assessment of network device security.
Beyond simple hardware deployment, securing AI infrastructure requires a focus on both physical resilience and the integrity of data within AI factories.
Learn how to establish clear monitoring, service levels, and escalation pathways to ensure your business connectivity remains resilient during unexpected incidents.
Automated systems often rely on human 'rubber-stamping' that hides systemic risks. Learn how to design decision workflows that preserve real accountability.