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Trustwave is set to unveil the 2025 Trustwave Risk Radar: Manufacturing Sector - a deep dive into the most pressing cybersecurity risks facing the industry - on February 26 as part of Trustwave SpiderLabs’ multi-year research into the particularly unique set of cybersecurity threats positioned against the manufacturing sector. Pre-register now to be among the first to receive this comprehensive research plus additional deep dives and expert-led webinar overviews of the materials.

To say that the actions of the Trump administration are having an impact on cybersecurity is an understatement. Executive orders are an important and useful tool that have been used by many presidents for the good of the country – and sometimes for other ends – and some recent executive orders have been aimed at establishing and improving the cybersecurity of the country. Meanwhile, others have, to put it lightly, the opposite impact.

Organizations nowadays face sophisticated threats that demand not just preventative measures but a robust strategy for detection and correction. Corrective controls are pivotal in mitigating the impact of security breaches and ensuring operational resilience. This article explores the importance of corrective controls, industry insights, and actionable strategies to help organizations build an impregnable security framework.

There are a number of significant changes coming to Healthcare Cybersecurity requirements. While not all are finalized, they point the way towards Health and Human Services tightening the controls and requirements.

The RansomHub ransomware group has emerged as a significant player in the ransomware landscape, making bold claims and substantiating them with data leaks. The group emerged after the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) disrupted ALPHV’s ransomware operation on December 19, 2023. There are assumptions that RansomHub is a “spiritual successor” of the ALPHV group and operates with the help of former ALPHV affiliates.

The MITRE ATT&CK (Adversarial Tactics, Techniques, and Common Knowledge) framework was developed in 2013 to document the tactics and techniques used by adversaries in cyberattacks. Initially an internal tool for threat detection, it became publicly available in 2015 to support the cybersecurity community. Over time, it has evolved into a comprehensive resource that describes adversary behaviours during attacks.

Decentralised Finance (DeFi) is redefining the utility of financial services by opening up access to lending, trading, and yield generating without relying on traditional intermediaries. To execute on DeFi strategies, seamless wallet connectivity is essential. To make this possible, Fireblocks has integrated with WalletConnect. In this blog, we’ll outline how the team has approached investigating issues related to WalletConnect sessions.

Tokenization, or the process by which assets are converted into tokens that can be moved, stored, or recorded on a blockchain, enables a transparent, well-governed financial system. It empowers interested participants to utilize financial services and access capital markets with ease and efficiency. We’re currently seeing active examples of tokenization projects across multiple asset classes, such as commodities, debt securities, equity securities, and real estate.