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Case in point: taking stock of the CrowdStrike outages

CIO

What happened In CrowdStrikes own root cause analysis, the cybersecurity companys Falcon system deploys a sensor to user machines to monitor potential dangers. Akamai was not itself a CrowdStrike customer, but does use similar services from outside vendors to help protect its systems. Clancy asks. The overall cost was estimated at $5.4

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Accelerate AWS Well-Architected reviews with Generative AI

AWS Machine Learning - AI

As systems scale, conducting thorough AWS Well-Architected Framework Reviews (WAFRs) becomes even more crucial, offering deeper insights and strategic value to help organizations optimize their growing cloud environments. In this post, we explore a generative AI solution leveraging Amazon Bedrock to streamline the WAFR process.

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Chinese cyber espionage growing across all industry sectors

CIO

Throughout 2024, China-nexus adversaries demonstrated increasingly bold targeting, stealthier tactics, and more specialized operations, CrowdStrike stated in its 2025 Global Threat Report. They complicate attribution due to the often short-lived nature of the IP addresses of the nodes being used.

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Mozilla buys Fakespot, a startup that identifies fake reviews, to bring shopping tools to Firefox

TechCrunch

Mozilla announced today that it has acquired Fakespot , a startup that offers a website and browser extension that helps users identify fake or unreliable reviews. Fakespot’s offerings can be used to spot fake reviews listed on various online marketplaces including Amazon, Yelp, TripAdvisor and more.

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Human firewalls: The first line of defense against cyber threats in 2025

CIO

A report by Verizon found that 85% of all data breaches occur due to social engineering and system intrusions caused by basic human errors. Case in point , in 2020, Russian cybercriminals tried to bribe a Tesla employee with $1 million to install ransomware in the companys systems.

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Chinese cyber espionage growing across all industry sectors

CIO

Throughout 2024, China-nexus adversaries demonstrated increasingly bold targeting, stealthier tactics, and more specialized operations, CrowdStrike stated in its 2025 Global Threat Report. They complicate attribution due to the often short-lived nature of the IP addresses of the nodes being used.

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Securing Remote OT Operations:

Palo Alto Networks

A recent report from Palo Alto Networks and ABI Research found that 74% of respondents noticed an increase in remote access, creating more entry points for attackers. This expanded attack surface has made OT systems a prime target for cyber threats, underscoring the need for a robust security framework tailored to remote OT environments.

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