Learn about what cybersecurity analytics are and how using these insights can bolster your defense against ever-evolving threats.

It can be difficult to over-estimate the benefits that we accrue from the use of technology in our day to day lives. But these benefits have come at a price which has redefined what we expect in terms of privacy. As a member of Generation X, which came of age at the dawn of the Internet era and witnessed the rise of an entire industry built on consumer information analytics, I have on occasion struck my own Faustian bargains, offering up my personal data in exchange for convenience. As have we all.

The world is witnessing a remarkable transformation as more devices become interconnected, forming what’s known as the Internet of Things (IoT). From smart refrigerators and thermostats to wearable fitness trackers and home security systems, IoT devices have seamlessly integrated into our daily lives. These innovative gadgets promise convenience, automation and improved efficiency.

Security teams using legacy SOAR platforms often face struggles with scattered information, limited collaboration tools, and inflexible response playbooks. Managing knowledge, automating tasks, and communication can be complex and resource consuming. Let’s see how integrating Torq, Notion, and Slack address these challenges to improve and streamline security processes.

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How can we clear our minds of preconceived notions about Artificial Intelligence? How can we approach this ongoing technological revolution without apprehension? AI has integrated into our lives more swiftly than a lawyer’s “Objection, Your Honor!” in a surprise courtroom confession. We ask AI to do a multitude of things: write email responses, research our homework, inquire about recipes, complain about our tough days, compose school papers, and create art.

Zodia Markets, a UK-headquartered institutional crypto trading business backed by Standard Chartered, has integrated Fireblocks to support the increased adoption of digital asset-based cross-border transactions. This strategic move offers a first-of-its-kind solution to improve efficiency in cross-border payments using stablecoins.

Arctic Wolf has recently observed an uptick in detected password spraying for multiple Firewall and VPN appliances. This activity began on February 28, 2024. A variety of products are affected by this activity, including but not limited to devices from vendors such as Cisco, Palo Alto Networks, and WatchGuard. Further investigation revealed that authentication against web-based applications in general was being targeted as opposed to a selection of firewall vendors.

Joined by the popular Mac Admins podcast cast, we dive into Apple security and privacy, and how Macs are being integrated into workplaces everywhere. Find out whether an Apple product on its own keeps you secure and safe from viruses, or if you need additional security apps to protect your devices.

A selection of this week’s more interesting vulnerability disclosures and cyber security news. Now this is a lot of money.