Topic: vendor responsibility
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UK Report: Hold Software Makers Liable for Security Flaws
The UK Business and Trade Committee proposes making software companies legally accountable for security flaws, arguing that voluntary guidelines are inadequate to protect the nation's economy from rising cyber-attacks. Recent high-profile breaches, such as those affecting M&S and the Co-op, have ...
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The Hidden Cost of a Security Breach
Companies are shifting security budgets reactively after breaches, but this emergency spending is far more costly than proactive investment, often exceeding it by a factor of nine. The rise of new attack vectors, especially targeting SaaS data, increases breach likelihood and financial damage, ye...
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Agentic AI: A CISO's Identity Crisis and Accountability
Agentic AI introduces a new, complex identity class that shatters traditional security assumptions, combining autonomous, decentralized operation with human-like intent and machine-scale persistence. These AI agents create severe security risks by multiplying existing identity vulnerabilities, su...
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Is Martech Making Marketing Boring?
Modern marketing technology, despite enabling personalized communication, is paradoxically leading to uniformity across the industry as competitors adopt similar tools and tactics. The shift from personalization as a competitive edge to a basic expectation has made it harder for campaigns to stan...
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Your Car's Browser Is a Cyber Risk
Integrated browsers in devices like cars and smart TVs are often unpatched for years, creating significant security vulnerabilities and enabling phishing attacks. A study using crowdsourced testing found many newly released devices contain browsers several years out of date, with manufacturers fr...
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