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Chinese cyber espionage growing across all industry sectors

CIO

Adversaries are pre-positioning themselves within critical networks, supported by a broader ecosystem that includes shared tooling, training pipelines, and sophisticated malware development. These networks are similar to botnets, but are primarily used as proxies, and are often administered by independent contractors that are based in China.

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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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Daily Crunch: After glitch causes a two-hour global outage, WhatsApp restores service

TechCrunch

Hit me baby one more time : Manish also writes about Google, which got its second penalty from India’s antitrust watchdog, this time $113 million for what the organization said was anticompetitive practices with Play Store policies. 8 questions to answer before your startup faces technical due diligence. The first was a $161.9

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Network Security Checklist for Enterprises

Firemon

Protecting your network isnt just a best practice, its a necessity. This network security checklist lays out what every enterprise needs to do to stay ahead of threats and keep their systems locked down. Key highlights: A robust network security checklist helps enterprises proactively mitigate cyber threats before they escalate.

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

CIO

Now that all the industry thought leaders have weighed in and published their predictions for what the cybersecurity landscape will look like in 2025, it seems that theres a clear consensus emerging: Both attacks and defense of devices and networks will increasingly be AI-driven as time goes by.

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Chinese cyber espionage growing across all industry sectors

CIO

Adversaries are pre-positioning themselves within critical networks, supported by a broader ecosystem that includes shared tooling, training pipelines, and sophisticated malware development. These networks are similar to botnets, but are primarily used as proxies, and are often administered by independent contractors that are based in China.

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The new calling of CIOs: Be the moral arbiter of change

CIO

We’ve got 500-plus PhD scientists in the Met Office who use cluster analysis and neural networks, and have done so for a decade or two. We’re also working with the UK government to develop policies for using AI responsibly and effectively.” The policy says, ‘If you’re unsure, ask.’ “We use machine learning all the time.