October 26th, 2025
- What is the Impact of Years-Long Breach of Security Vendor F5 Systems?
- Dutch Intelligence Services Reduce Data Sharing with US over Politicization Concerns
- After This Week’s Amazon Meltdown, Time to Review Your Vendor Management Process and Cyber Insurance
- CMMC Q&A
- Cigna Insurance Used AI to Cut Claims Backlog – And Got Sued
- Microsoft Issues Emergency Out of Band Patch for WSUS
- Lawyers Blame Family Emergencies, Poor Judgement, Others for Their Use of AI
- New York Fines 8 Insurance Companies $14 Mil for Breaches
- State AGs Enforce Consumer Privacy While Feds – Not So Much
- Former L3Harris Cyber Boss Arrested for Selling Secrets to Russian Buyer
- Is Meta Secretly Scanning Your Phone’s Camera Roll?
- Misconfigured NetcoreCloud Server Exposed 40 Billion Records
- Jaguar Land Rover Breach Costliest Ever in UK History
- As Federal Cybersecurity Support for Cities Ends The Attacks Multiply
Security News for the week ending October 24th, 2025
This week’s news bites: Just because you are large does not mean you are secure, GPS
spoofing events exceed 1,000 a day, SpaceX disables more than 2,000 Starlink terminals used
by scammers, UN resolution could criminalize cybersecurity research and North Korea infiltrates
drone makers used in Ukraine.
Read details here.
Companies everywhere are starting to use AI and probably you are too. Do you have an AI
governance strategy to make sure that you are not one of the companies that winds up on the
wrong side of AI and has a reputation or legal problem as a result? If you need assistance
please contact us.
Mitch
www.CyberCecurity.com
www.TurnkeyCybersecurityAndPrivacySolutions.com
[email protected]
October 19th, 2025
- Hostile Drones Over Europe – Not a Problem Until People Die
- Homeland Security Moves CISA Cyber Experts to Immigration Deporting Work
- Remember When the Feds Said That the UK Dropped Its Demand That Apple to Allow them to Snoop on any Apple User’s Data Worldwide? It is BACK
- CMMC Q&A
- Apple Car Key Unlocks Your Car From Your iPhone
- AMD Patches Firmware That Allows VM Security Bypass
- Oracle Silently Patches Zero-day being Used by ShinyHunters
- Apple Sued for Stealing Books to Train its AI
- The EU Global Surveillance Fans Have Not Given Up
- California Gets a Bunch of New Laws
- Explanation of California’s New AI Use Rule
- Florida Sues Roku For Selling Children’s Data Including Precise Location
- California Forces Browser Makers to Make Universal Opt-Out Easier for Consumers
- Follow Up to Last Week’s Car Software Update Problem – Jeep SW Update Cripples Cars
- HyperLiquid User Loses $21 Million Due to Private Key Compromise
Security News for the week ending October 17, 2025
This week’s news bites: If you have connected a chatbot to your email/calendar. Or other apps.
You may want to disconnect it, Texas town to become a city to quiet Bitcoin miner, Netherlands
invokes special powers against Chinese owned semiconductor company operating in the
Netherlands, Tor browser bucking the norm, removing all AI and carmakers worry we could see
chip shortages and assembly line shutdowns again.
Read details here.
Are you an iPhone user? Is your sensitive data backed up to the Apple cloud? Are you
sure that you are the only one who can access that data? Need assistance? Please
contact us.
Mitch
www.CyberCecurity.com
www.TurnkeyCybersecurityAndPrivacySolutions.com
[email protected]
October 12th, 2025
- SonicWall Says ALL Cloud Backup Users Firewall Configs Stolen
- Signal Says it will Leave the EU if ‘Chat Control’ Becomes Law
- Germany Says It Will Vote Against “Chat Control”
- CMMC Q&A
- While US Cancels Renewable Energy Projects, Other Nations Continue – Here’s Why
- Windows 11 23H2 Reaches End of Support Next Month
- New California Breach Notification Law Signed; effective January 1, 2026
- California’s Office of Administrative law approves CCPA/CPRA regulations
- Texas Provides SOME Protection for Small Businesses from Liability After a Breach
- Why Are Car Software Updates Still So Bad?
- How Does the Air Force Deal With a Cyber Breach?
- Israel’s Shamir Medical Center Hacked; Gained “Full Access” to Systems, Data
- Law Firm Williams & Connolly Says Hackers Only Stole Data From Some Attorney’s Emails
- City of Sugar Land, Texas Hit by Cyberattack
Security News for the week ending October 10, 2025
This week’s news bites: Flock surveillance camera company now detects voices, new hacker
tactic: crowdsourcing extortion, Texas cops used nationwide Flock camera network to find
woman who got an abortion, acting cyber command and NSA chief won’t be nominated and ICE
is buying vehicles with built-in surveillance tech.
Read details here.
CMMC will be the law for defense contractors in less than 30 days (and many other
government contractors next year). If you are not prepared it may bar you from being
awarded new contracts. You need to get ready now. Need assistance? Please contact us.
Mitch
www.CyberCecurity.com
www.TurnkeyCybersecurityAndPrivacySolutions.com
[email protected]
October 5th, 2025
- HR Vendor Paycom Replaces Humans with AI – Fires 500 People
- An Unintentional Casualty of the Government Shutdown
- Ohio’s Harmful Website Age Verification Law Goes Into Effect
- Michigan Bill Would Block Use of VPNs With Up To $500,000 Fine
- CMMC Q&A
- Creating and Maintaining a Definitive View of Your Operational Technology Architecture
- Georgia Tech Settles False Claims Act Lawsuit for $875,000
- FCC Chair Says He is Looking at Blocking State AI Safety Laws
- FBI Says it Found Classified documents in Bolton Search
- QAnon Shaman Pardoned by Prez, Sues Prez for $40 Trillion
- UK Seizes $7 Billion in Bitcoin After Chinese Scammer Pleads Guilty
- How Did Chinese Hackers Breach Global Critical Infrastructure?
- Jaguar Gets 1.5 Billion Pound Bailout From UK Government After Cyberattack
- Archer Health “We Don’t Need No Stinkin Passwords” Leaks 23 Gigabytes of Medical Records
- Crooks Claim They Stole Data From 28,000 Internal Red Hat Code Repositories
- Renault UK Says Customer Information Stolen From Third-party Vendor
- Hackers Who Stole Breached Salesforce Naming Victims
Security News for the week ending October 3, 2025
This week’s news bites: Flock surveillance camera network CEO says privacy is not his
problem, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) blocked bill to extend privacy protections that Congress critters
have to all Americans, FCC agrees to move forward to allow cell phone jamming in (SC)
prisons, DoJ and dHS lost their authority to mitigate drone threats, administration sued over
$100,000 H-1B visa price tag.
Read details here.
China’s RedNovember was hacking companies globally within four days of an exploit
being revealed. Companies did not react in time. You are probably going to say that you
can’t react that fast. Maybe. But how long will it take you to recover if you don’t.
RedHat breach includes authentication tokens. How confident are you that your repositories
do NOT contain any authentication tokens? Are you willing to bet your company’s security on
that?
Need assistance? Please contact us.
Mitch
www.CyberCecurity.com
www.TurnkeyCybersecurityAndPrivacySolutions.com
[email protected]
