CISA Orders Federal Agencies to Patch F5 Devices After Nation-State Hack
In response to a potential nation-state hack, a new CISA directive mandates urgent cybersecurity action, compelling federal agencies…
News October 20
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How to Protect Campus ID Cards from the Flipper Zero Hacking Threat
With just a brief wave, a Flipper Zero device can clone a campus ID card in seconds, granting…
Insights October 1
Why Schools and Universities Are Cybercrime Hotbeds
Cyberattacks on campuses are surging. Here’s how school and university IT leaders can defend their networks from hackers.
Insights September 22
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November 12
IoT Security: Your Next Breach Could Start with Your Thermostat
Universities face growing IoT security challenges as connected devices like thermostats expose campus vulnerabilities, underscoring the need for…
Insights August 4
Jim Harbaugh Added to Lawsuit as Matt Weiss Faces Federal Charges for Alleged Hacking of Athletes’ Data
The former football coach and other UM officials face allegations of neglect in a lawsuit tied to ex-assistant…
News July 2
DHS Warns of Elevated Cyber and Violence Risks Amid U.S.-Iran Conflict
DHS cautioned that Iranian government-affiliated operatives and sympathetic hacktivists are likely to engage in low-level cyberattacks and violence.
News June 24
Ransomware Attack Shuts Down 14 Ohio Medical Centers
Kettering Health confirmed that a cyberattack caused the outage, although it has not publicly acknowledged the attack as…
News May 23
Ransomware Landscape Shifts as Attackers Target New Victims
While small and mid-sized businesses have become the primary targets of ransomware groups, healthcare and social assistance organizations…
News May 15
Cybersecurity CEO Accused of Hospital Malware Attack Confirms Incident Details on LinkedIn
The suspect wandered around the hospital and accessed two computers, one of which was only for employees.
News May 6
