Despite challenges, the CVE program is a public-private partnership that has shown resilience

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In 1999, Dave Mann and Steve Christey, two researchers from the nonprofit R&D corporation MITRE,  debuted a concept for security vulnerabilities that laid the groundwork for the common vulnerability and exposures framework (CVE) that organizes information around computer vulnerabilities. Twenty-five years later, the CVE program, which assigns a unique record to each reported vulnerability, is […]

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How AI, corruption and digital tools fuel Europe’s criminal underworld

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Europol has released its 2025 report on serious and organized crime in the EU. The EU Serious and Organised Crime Threat Assessment (EU-SOCTA) is based on intelligence from EU countries and global law enforcement. The findings are stark. Organized crim… Continue reading How AI, corruption and digital tools fuel Europe’s criminal underworld→

Enterprises walk a tightrope between AI innovation and security

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AI/ML tool usage surged globally in 2024, with enterprises integrating AI into operations and employees embedding it in daily workflows, according to Zscaler. The report reveals a 3,000+% year-over-year growth in enterprise use of AI/ML tools, highligh… Continue reading Enterprises walk a tightrope between AI innovation and security→

Cloud providers aren’t delivering on security promises

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Security concerns around cloud environments has prompted 44% of CISOs to change cloud service provider, according to Arctic Wolf. This is being driven by the fact that 24% don’t believe their cloud environment is secure, and 43% think cloud service pro… Continue reading Cloud providers aren’t delivering on security promises→