Cyber Stories Newsletter-Week of November 25, 20
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Surface Transportation: TSA Is Taking Steps to Enhance Cybersecurity, but Additional Actions Are Needed
The U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) report highlights the critical need for federal agencies to address persistent cybersecurity weaknesses. Despite progress, gaps remain in areas such as risk management, access controls, and incident response. The report urges continued implementation of best practices to strengthen national cybersecurity resilience against evolving threats.
New Report Analyzes Cyber Threats Facing Retail and Hospitality Industry During Holiday Season
The financial services sector is confronting a surge in sophisticated cyber threats, including misinformation campaigns and advanced ransomware attacks. The Financial Services Information Sharing and Analysis Center (FS-ISAC) emphasizes the necessity for financial institutions to enhance their cybersecurity measures to effectively counter these evolving challenges.
Phishing emails using SVG attachments to help get away with attacks
Cybercriminals are increasingly using SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) file attachments in phishing emails to bypass security filters and execute attacks. These files often contain malicious scripts that redirect victims to fraudulent sites or download malware. Organizations are urged to enhance email security measures and train employees to recognize suspicious attachments.
How to Foster a Positive Culture of Cybersecurity
Fostering a positive cybersecurity culture involves integrating security practices into everyday operations, empowering employees with training, and emphasizing shared responsibility. Organizations should encourage open communication about cyber threats, reward proactive behavior, and lead by example to create a workplace where security awareness is second nature.
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