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A vulnerability in Apple M-series chips could expose encryption keys and harm performance — and the flaw is ‘unpatchable’
By Solomon Klappholz published
News A vulnerability in Apple M-series chips could seriously impact performance and leak encryption keys - and researchers say it can’t be patched
How security and user experience can power your hybrid workforce’s productivity
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The business value of Zscaler Data Protection
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Whitepaper Understand how this tool minimizes the risks related to data loss and other security events
Microsoft deprecates 1024-bit Windows RSA keys — now would be a good time to get machine identity management in order
By Solomon Klappholz published
Windows RSA keys with lengths shorter than 2048 bits will be deprecated in a security-focused policy change, but the shift could cause pain for businesses looking to bring their systems up to date
Over 133,000 Fortinet appliances are still vulnerable to a critical flaw — here’s why you need to patch now
By Solomon Klappholz published
News Tens of thousands of Fortinet customers are still yet to patch vulnerable appliances
Fujitsu hack leaves critical questions unanswered after discovery of malware on IT systems
By Emma Woollacott published
News The Fujitsu hack raises serious questions over how long threat actors had access to internal systems, security experts claim
Five key takeaways from 2024 State of the Phish: Europe and Middle East
By ITPro published
Sponsored content What you really need to remember from Proofpoint’s annual research
Microsoft: The UK is woefully unprepared for future AI cyber threats
By Solomon Klappholz published
News New research suggests UK businesses are unprepared to contend with a potential wave of AI-powered cyber security threats
A robust cyber security industry requires software vendors to pull their weight – so why are customers working so hard?
By Steve Ranger published
Opinion Opinion – The idea that software will always have flaws has become normalized, and the responsibility for fixing them too often falls to those least equipped
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