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Data Quality and AI: The Necessity of Governance in Driving Innovation

Artificial intelligence (AI) has swiftly transitioned from a speculative concept to a critical business asset. Recent research by Semarchy indicates that a striking 75% of organizations are gearing up to invest in AI technologies by 2025. This rising interest underscores AI’s potential to reshape operational workflows and enhance strategic decision-making.…

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Blue Shield of California Experiences Data Breach Due to Misconfigured Google Ads Platform Access

Data Breach Affects Millions at Blue Shield of California Blue Shield of California, a nonprofit health insurance organization, has announced a significant breach of its members’ personal information, likely due to a misconfiguration or an insider threat. The incident has impacted over 4.7 million members, leading to unauthorized access by…

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Apple Cautions iPhone Users to Uninstall Google Chrome Due to Data Privacy Issues

In a significant measure to safeguard user privacy, Apple Inc. has alerted its extensive base of 1.8 billion iPhone users to uninstall the Google-owned Chrome browser from their devices amid growing concerns over privacy and security implications. Apple has expressed unease about Chrome’s methods of collecting, processing, and storing user…

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Beneath the Surface: The Iceberg of Recognized Vulnerabilities

The age-old adage, “Better the devil you know than the devil you don’t,” often implies that familiarity with risks is preferable. However, in the realm of cybersecurity, this perspective presents significant pitfalls. The “devils” we are familiar with are known vulnerabilities—documented flaws in software and applications that are on the…

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CISA Halts Use of VirusTotal and Censys, Indicating Possible Challenges for Cyber Defense Initiatives

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), the U.S. government body responsible for securing the nation’s vital infrastructure, announced a significant policy change. Effective April 20, 2025, CISA will prohibit its threat hunting team from using VirusTotal, a popular tool in the cybersecurity arsenal. This decision aligns with CISA’s evolving…

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Lattica Steps into the Spotlight to Tackle AI’s Major Privacy Issue Using FHE

Lattica Emerges from Stealth with Innovative FHE Platform, Secures $3.25 Million in Pre-Seed Funding On April 23, 2025, in Tel Aviv, Israel, Lattica, a pioneering platform utilizing Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) for secure AI cloud services, announced its emergence from stealth along with the successful closure of a $3.25 million…

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Fog Ransomware Group Now Wants $1 Trillion: An Intriguing Link to DOGE and Elon Musk

The Fog Ransomware gang has surged into the spotlight with an audacious demand for $1 trillion from its victims, marking a shift in the tactics of cybercriminals. Unlike typical ransom situations, this demand appears to draw inspiration from an unconventional source—Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency, commonly referred to as…

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