As ransomware operators continue to expand the impact of their malware, CISA is proposing new requirements to help protect sensitive data, while the SEC is coming down on organizations that downplayed a historical breach. Learn all about these stories and more in this week's Friday Five.CISA Proposes New Security Requirements to Protect GOVT, Personal Data by BILL TOULASCISA has proposed security...

As ransomware gangs and state-sponsored threat actors wage war against international law enforcement, private organizations, U.S. courts and agencies, and the manufacturing industry are urged to reinforce their cybersecurity measures. Learn all you need to know about these emerging threats in this week's Friday Five

This past week's top cybersecurity headlines include an update to the California Consumer Privacy Act, a warning about a potential onslaught of North Korean cyberattacks, CISA's new incident reporting tool, and more. Read all about these stories and more in this week's Friday Five.

As ransomware, misconfigurations, and other vulnerabilities continue to be stubborn threats to mitigate, CISA and the FBI promise election security, and the FAA is pushing for tighter regulations. Learn about these top stories and more in this week's Friday Five!

Stories on rare, albeit encouraging wins against ransomware gangs took the top headlines this past week. Additionally, read about a massive breach involving Americans' sensitive data, the UN's new cybercrime treaty, and more in this week's Friday Five.

As an emerging ransomware group made headlines with their record-setting $75 million payout, Congress moves toward qualifying those groups' actions as terrorism, new attacks target ISPs and Microsoft 365 users, and more. Read more about these headlines in this week's Friday Five.

As ransomware and genAI continue to pose major risks for organizations globally, it was a mere software update that caused major global Microsoft outages this past week. Find guidance on how to respond to these threats and more in this week's Friday Five.

While this past week brought good and bad news in the world of ransomware, agencies and lawmakers are fighting to keep up with evolving cybercrime trends. Catch up on these stories and more in this week's Friday Five.

Catch up on the ongoing fight against cybercrime platforms, ransomware and other malware, updated compliance rules for healthcare organizations, and more — all in this week's Friday Five.

As more insights continue to be unveiled from Verizon's DBIR report and a recently released report from the ONCD, governments and organizations are fighting to keep up with evolving threats. Get up to speed on these stories, the unmasking of LockBit's top admin, and more in this week's Friday Five.

A major data privacy bill and proposed regulation have taken steps forward to becoming reality this past week. Meanwhile, China looms large as a significant cybersecurity threat and agencies are taking action to prepare. Catch up on these stories and more in this week's Friday Five.

Catch up on all of this past week's headlines, including changes coming to water system cyber standards and personal data purchasing power, a familiar, yet updated malware threat, and more.

More warnings about attacks against U.S. critical infrastructure surfaced this past week, along with global and domestic AI roadmaps, a new bill to protect Americans' data privacy, and more. Catch up on it all in this week's Friday Five.

Nearly a decade after its initial release, the NIST has made updates to its Cybersecurity Framework. Meanwhile, President Biden issued an executive order this past week to protect Americans' privacy. Catch up on this news and more in this week's Friday Five!

While ransomware remains a persistent threat, yet another notable group was taken down this past week. Read about this encouraging development along with other top InfoSec stories in this week's Friday Five!

Embracing data compliance can help organizations maintain best practices. Let's look at some of the challenges and benefits of data compliance, along with some of the top regulations.

U.S. critical infrastructure remains under fire, but questions remain as to whether or not federal agencies are prepared for attacks. Stay up to date with these developments and more in this week's Friday Five.