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67% of EMEA InfoSec Leaders Say Employees Are Using Shadow Agentic
Plus: 1 in 3 UK finserv workers say they’ve gotten bad AI outputs; few UK companies are training on neurodiversity...
Deferred, Not Ignored: Explaining Unpatched Vulnerabilities to Your Auditor
Teams should follow CISA’s lead and create the documentation and decision-making that gets the art of safe deferrals right
Cybersecurity Pros Name Social Engineering as Top Human Risk
Plus: 20-point bump for AI in financial predictions; July sees ransomware peak
Only 1 in 10 Can See Through Shell Companies for Sanctioned Parties
Plus: Small firms have higher chance of reaching SOC 2 goals; AI-enabled cyber risk ranks as top threat
NIST Is Offering a New AI Evaluation Framework, Not Another Compliance Checklist
Draft framework TEVV-Athlon is designed for organizational flexibility
Cyber Leaders Wary of Giving Agentic AI Too Much Authority
Plus: Most finance leaders need to see AI ROI; large majority of companies see rising supply chain risk
Activist Investors Significantly Increase M&A Sale Pushes
Massive data security confidence comes with high data security concerns.
NIST Database Change Rebalances Burden of Risk
Register of common vulnerabilities and exposures will have less federal context, leaving organizations to decide if a vulnerability warrants quick...
CMMC Cybersecurity Rules Are Rolling Into Defense Contracts
An inaccurate self-certification can expose defense contractors to False Claims Act liability, including treble damages and whistleblower suits
Most DIB Firms Fear AI-Powered Cyber Attack
Plus: More than half of enterprises would sacrifice data security for efficiency
5 Structural Barriers Breaking Your Cybersecurity Compliance Framework
Compliance challenges rarely stem from a lack of intent, but are often rooted in how systems and processes are designed.
US Targeting TCOs’ Role in ‘Scam Centers’
Companies in banking, social media, fintech and telecommunications will have opportunity to coordinate with feds