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Finding the right chief AI officer (CAIO) requires a blend of strategic foresight and creativity. The talent pool is small, but we’ve ID’d a few avenues to explore.

CTI Roundup: Cuttlefish Malware, Hackers Leverage Docker Hub

Cuttlefish malware targets SOHO routers, nation states and cybercriminals share compromised networks, and threat actors use Docker Hub to spread malware and phishing scams.

RSA 2024 Preview: C-Suite Lessons on Compliance and the SEC Cybersecurity Rule

In the final installment of our three-part series leading up to RSA Conference 2024, Jim Mirochnik of Halock Security Labs shares tips on establishing legal defensibility and clear lines of acceptable risk.

CTI Roundup: ToddyCat APT, GuptiMiner Malware, APT28 Exploits a Windows Print Spooler Flaw

ToddyCat deploys advanced tools for industrial scale data theft, hackers use eScan updates to spread GuptiMiner malware, and Russia’s APT28 exploits a Windows Print Spooler flaw.

Top 10 Takeaways from Tanium’s 2024 FedCyber Exchange

Event highlights from federal IT and cybersecurity leaders, experts, and partners.

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In the second of our three-part RSA preview, Focal Point asks Cisco Talos’ Nicole Hoffman of about IAM–and an unusual book.

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In the first of our three-part sneak-peek at RSA Conference 2024, Focal Point sits down with Tanium’s Melissa Bischoping to discuss vulnerability management – the blunders, best practices, and tools that can help.

CTI Roundup: A Malicious Notepad++ Plugin, “Junk Gun” Ransomware, and a Google Malvertising Campaign

Researchers discover modified Notepad++ plug-in, new junk gun ransomware appears on cybercrime forums, and a malvertising campaign targets IT teams.

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With hackers weaponizing AI at an alarming rate, we asked former Marvel CISO Mike Wilkes how it can also be used to counter these threats.

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With security threats rising beyond the capacity of human analysts, it’s time to harness the power and speed of AI to detect and contain cyberattacks.

CTI Roundup: LockBit Update, Earth Freybug Deploys UNAPIMON Malware

Law enforcement’s impact on LockBit, how unpatched vulnerabilities contribute to ransomware attacks, and Earth Freybug deploys UNAPIMON malware.

Why Organizations Should Be Tracking IT Risk by Business Unit

Read how Organizational Risk Scoring with Benchmark can help you measure, report on, and remediate issues.