Threat feeds struggle to address critical threats like zero-day vulnerabilities, social engineering, and exploits requiring real-time intervention, while also facing challenges in maintaining accurate, up-to-date threat blacklists.

Low-code/no-code (LCNC) platforms enable application development by citizen developers, often generating “shadow engineering” projects that evade security oversight. While they foster agility and innovation, they also bring risks like data leakage.

A multipronged cybersecurity approach is necessary for the healthcare sector, involving technology investments, staff training, and collaboration between stakeholders to develop industry-wide standards and best practices.

By recognizing the importance of diversity in technology stacks and incorporating it into security protocols and incident response plans, companies can proactively protect their infrastructure and reduce the likelihood of catastrophic events.

LLMs can be manipulated to generate harmful outputs through malicious prompts, posing risks to enterprises. To counter these attacks, companies must focus on the design, development, deployment, and operation of their AI systems.

The latest version 4.0.1 of the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) has introduced key changes to address the evolving digital landscape. While some requirements are already in effect, others will come into play by April 2025.

Key aspects of the NIS2 Directive include a focus on proactive cybersecurity measures for entities within its scope, such as risk analysis, incident handling, and supply chain security.

Diversifying suppliers and systems can help minimize risks, as shown by corporations that purchase networking equipment from multiple vendors to prevent total network failure in case of vendor issues.

Vulnerability prioritization is crucial in managing security threats but is only the beginning. Knowing which vulnerabilities to address is not enough; the focus should be on quickly addressing and mitigating them.

The C-suite's lack of engagement in cybersecurity poses a significant risk despite the growing threat landscape. Organizations need to prioritize cyber-risk management to prevent financial losses and damage to their reputation.