The University of Galway and EY are collaborating on a cybersecurity executive education program that will begin accepting students in 2026. The initiative targets managers and leaders across sectors, starting with healthcare. This marks the first in a planned suite of executive education offerings.
According to Dark Reading’s video series, veterans from all military backgrounds are finding success in cybersecurity. Their training in teamwork, problem-solving, and operating under pressure makes them ideal candidates for cyber defense roles, even without technical backgrounds.
ClickFix scams are bypassing security protections and infecting computers through clever social engineering. The attacks use fake CAPTCHA challenges that trick users into running malicious commands in their terminal. Both Windows and macOS users are vulnerable to these increasingly common threats.
The longest government shutdown in modern history is ending after 40 days, but the damage to federal cybersecurity capabilities is already done. Meanwhile, defense contractors now face mandatory CMMC compliance requirements that took effect November 10, creating a perfect storm of vulnerability and
Government spyware makers claim their tools only target serious criminals and terrorists. But evidence shows journalists, activists, and political opponents are routinely hacked with sophisticated surveillance technology. The problem is getting worse, not better.
SentinelOne’s CEO claims competitors are pushing “agent studios” that shift liability to customers rather than delivering turnkey solutions. He also warns about escalating geopolitical cyber threats and AI model manipulation. The company is positioning itself as the first truly agentic SOC provider.
A new survey reveals near-universal gen AI adoption among product leaders, but with a twist. Companies are using it to accelerate creativity while maintaining human oversight. The technology is trimming repetition rather than replacing talent.
UK businesses are facing multi-million pound fines from the ICO for basic password security failures. Recent enforcement actions show no company is safe from regulatory action over poor credential management.
Japanese media conglomerate Nikkei disclosed a major Slack breach affecting over 17,000 employee accounts. The incident started when one employee’s personal computer was infected with malware that stole Slack credentials. This marks the latest in a series of security incidents for the company that o
Nvidia becomes the first company to reach a $5 trillion valuation on the NASDAQ. Meanwhile, Europol takes down a cybercrime operation spanning 80 countries, and Signal’s CEO addresses concerns about cloud dependency.
