InfoSecSherpa’s News Roundup for Thursday, March 28, 2024
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2 min readMar 28, 2024
- Ireland must implement EU security laws by October
(Irish Examiner, March 26th) - After fleeing Iran and an illustrious career in Israeli intelligence, Sanaz Yashar raises $30M for cyber startup
(CTech by Calcalist, March 28th) - Skills shortage and unpatched systems soar to high-ranking 2030 cyber threats
(European Union Agency for Cybersecurity, March 27th) - US critical infrastructure cyberattack reporting rules inch closer to reality
(The Register, March 28th) - Sellafield to be prosecuted for IT security offences
(BBC, March 28th) - Why the World Needs a New Cyber Treaty for Critical Infrastructure
(Carnegie Europe, March 28th) - An adaptive predefined time sliding mode control for uncertain nonlinear cyber-physical servo system under cyber attacks
(Scientific Reports, March 28th) - Researchers Develop Quantum-Inspired Algorithm That Improves Cyber Attack Detection And Opens AI’s ‘Black Box’
(The Quantum Insider, March 28th) - Automotive cyber startup C2A Security nets long-term agreement to protect Daimler Truck
(CTech by Calcalist, March 28th) - How the Baltimore bridge collapse spawned a torrent of instant conspiracy theories
(CNN, March 28th) - Apple ID ‘push bombing’ scam campaign hits cyber startup founders
(SC Media, March 27th) - U.S. Publishes Draft Federal Rules for Cyber Incident Reporting
(WSJ Pro Cybersecurity, March 27th)
