Tag: corporate security
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Red Teamer Exploits Trust to Steal Priceless Trophy
Imagine walking onto a secure campus with equipment in plain sight and a convincing story, and having employees roll out the red carpet - literally. A professional red teamer and his colleagues did just that, effortlessly gaining access to a Fortune 500 company's high-security site by exploiting one simple vulnerability: trust.
AI Skill Exploits Security Scanners, Reaches 26,000 Agents
In a shocking experiment, a security firm created a fake AI skill that evaded detection by security scanners and reached a staggering 26,000 agents, including those on corporate accounts. The skill, designed to be harmless, was able to bypass every scanner it was tested on, raising serious concerns about the safety of AI marketplaces.
UK Firms Bolster Cyber Defenses as AI Risks Mount
As uncertainty becomes the new normal, UK businesses are bolstering their cyber defenses, with 68% of leaders planning to boost cybersecurity investment over the next year. Despite this, many remain vulnerable, with fewer than three in 10 confident in their ability to respond to a major cyber incident.
UK Workers Sell Corporate Logins, Exposing Firms to Cybercrime
One in eight UK employees at large firms have sold or know someone who has sold corporate logins in the past year, a shocking trend that puts companies at risk of cybercrime. Alarming still, many justify this risky behaviour, with senior executives being more likely to think selling credentials is acceptable.
Password Resets Expose Vulnerability in Corporate Security
Did you know that password resets can cost companies a whopping $70 each, and with stolen credentials involved in nearly 45% of breaches, it's clear that corporate security is vulnerable to attack.