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Week 39 - USA ISP Compromised, Kaspersky Replaces AntiVirus Software, Google Warns Several US Companies Hired North Korean IT Workers and more
Welcome to Risk and Resilience and you're tuned into the weekly update where I bring you the latest and most crucial developments in cybersecurity and technology.
This week I will be covering
China-linked threat actors compromised some U.S. internet service providers
Kaspersky deleted its anti-malware software from customers' computers across the United States
Google says several major US companies have unknowingly hired North Korean IT workers.
US to ban connected vehicle tech from China, Russia due to national security risks.
DOJ, FBI need better metrics for tracking ransomware disruption efforts, audit finds
NIST Scraps Passwords Complexity and Mandatory Changes in New Guidelines
In a recent survey, it found that ore than a third of employees share sensitive work information with AI tools without their employer’s permission.
If you liked this weeks update then do share this with your friends and colleagues.
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By RiskandResilienceWelcome to Risk and Resilience and you're tuned into the weekly update where I bring you the latest and most crucial developments in cybersecurity and technology.
This week I will be covering
China-linked threat actors compromised some U.S. internet service providers
Kaspersky deleted its anti-malware software from customers' computers across the United States
Google says several major US companies have unknowingly hired North Korean IT workers.
US to ban connected vehicle tech from China, Russia due to national security risks.
DOJ, FBI need better metrics for tracking ransomware disruption efforts, audit finds
NIST Scraps Passwords Complexity and Mandatory Changes in New Guidelines
In a recent survey, it found that ore than a third of employees share sensitive work information with AI tools without their employer’s permission.
If you liked this weeks update then do share this with your friends and colleagues.