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Friday, February 14, 2025 Do you know what software is running in your environment? (Sponsored by ThreatLocker) CYBERSECURITY NEWS HEADLINES New Windows Zero-Day Exploited by Chinese APT: Security Firm Virginia Attorney General’s Office Struck by Cyberattack Targeting Attorneys’ Computer Systems Sean Cairncross is Trump Nominee for National Cyber Director Rising Tides: Lesley Carhart on Bridging Enterprise Security and OT—and Improving the Human Condition Hackers Exploit Palo Alto Firewall Vulnerability Day After Disclosure Meta Paid Out Over $2.3 Million in Bug Bounties in 2024 In Other News: $10,000 YouTube Flaw, Cybereason CEO Sues Investors, New OT Security Tool SonicWall Firewall Vulnerability Exploited After PoC Publication Salt Typhoon Targeting Old Cisco Vulnerabilities in Fresh Telecom Hacks SGNL Raises $30 Million for Identity Management Solution Trending: PostgreSQL Zero-Day Connected to BeyondTrust Exploitation Is Foreign Software Running in Your Environment? ThreatLocker® is offering a free software health report to provide businesses insights into their IT environments and any malicious foreign software. Check Now SecurityWeek Expert Insights Rising Tides: Lesley Carhart on Bridging Enterprise Security and OT—and Improving the Human Condition - In the latest edition of “Rising Tides” we talk with Lesley Carhart, Technical Director of Incident Response at Dragos. (Jennifer Leggio) DeepSeek Exposes Major Cybersecurity Blind Spot - Millions of uninformed users have flocked to DeepSeek and share personal information without considering security or privacy risks. (Torsten George) Security Teams Pay the Price: The Unfair Reality of Cyber Incidents - The blame of security incidents may be shared—but the burden of response always falls on the security team. Here’s how to prepare for the inevitable. (Joshua Goldfarb) How Agentic AI will be Weaponized for Social Engineering Attacks - With each passing year, social engineering attacks are becoming bigger and bolder thanks to rapid advancements in artificial intelligence. (Stu Sjouwerman) Trump Administration Faces Security Balancing Act in Borderless Cyber Landscape - What challenges will the new administration face and what might President Trump’s record on cybersecurity indicate about the likely approach in 2025 and beyond? (Marc Solomon) If you missed it this week... Circuit Board Maker Targeted in Ransomware Attack DeepSeek Exposes Major Cybersecurity Blind Spot SecurityWeek Analysis: Over 400 Cybersecurity M&A Deals Announced in 2024 Chinese Cyberspy Possibly Launching Ransomware Attacks as Side Job Palo Alto Networks Patches Potentially Serious Firewall Vulnerability CyberArk Expands Identity Security Play With $165M Acquisition of Zilla Security Google Pays Out $55,000 Bug Bounty for Chrome Vulnerability Exploitation of Old ThinkPHP, OwnCloud Vulnerabilities Surges Jscrambler Raises $5.2 Million for Code, Webpage Protection Solution Google Hub in Poland to Develop AI Use in Energy and Cybersecurity Sectors Trending: Russian Seashell Blizzard Hackers Have Access to Critical Infrastructure: Microsoft View SecurityWeek's 2025 Virtual Event Lineup RSS Feed | LinkedIn | Webcasts | Virtual Events © 2025 Wired Business Media

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