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NCSC AI development guidelines fall short, security experts say
Security professionals fear the NCSC AI development guidelines don't go far enough to protect developers or users, reports Davey Winder.
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Davey Winder
With four decades of experience, Davey is one of the UK's most respected cybersecurity writers and a contributing editor to PC Pro magazine. He is also a senior contributor at Forbes. You can find him at TechFinitive covering all things cybersecurity.
ChatGPT data leaks: one in three employees putting companies at risk
By using ChatGPT at work, one in three employees are putting their companies at risk. Davey Winder shares security experts' views.
ALPHV gang just upped the ransomware stakes with one cheeky and outrageous move
ALPHV/BlackCat group has taken ransomware one step further by reporting a victim to the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
Update now! Microsoft confirms three Windows zero-day vulnerabilities
Davey Winder reveals the zero-day vulnerabilities that put your business at risk, and that you need to take action on right now.
All sectors need to be clear-eyed about AI security risks, warns NCSC Annual Report 2023
The UK National Cyber Security Centre published its seventh annual review today, covering key threat developments between September 2022 and August 2023. Perhaps unsurprisingly, artificial intelligence featured rather heavily.
Have 19.8 million LinkedIn email records just been leaked?
Two databases, containing a total of 19.8 million claimed LinkedIn email records, have just appeared on the dark web Breach Forums site. But all is not as it seems.
CVSS 4.0 vulnerability rating standard fails to provide patch peace-of-mind
The new CVSS 4.0 vulnerability rating is finally here, but Davey Winder isn't convinced it will help businesses tackle the prioritisation problem.
What is ALPHV/BlackCat?
Here's what you need to know about this ransomware-as-a-service criminal enterprise.
TAPPED Out report reveals why we make bad security decisions: phones, location and lunch
A new report -- TAPPED Out from security awareness firm KnowBe4 -- helps to explain why we all make bad security decisions. We can summarise its findings in three words: phones, lunch and location.
Clop ransomware MOVEit attacks exposed email addresses of 632,000 Pentagon & DoJ employees
The Pentagon is the latest known victim of the MoveIT attack by the Clop ransomware group, explains Davey Winder. And it exposes the importance of applying patches quickly.