Let's give you a quick update about all the major things that happened in the cybersecurity world recently!
LinkedIn accused of using private messages to train AI.? ?
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?A lawsuit filed in California contends that LinkedIn Premium disclosed users' private messages to third parties for the purpose of training AI models without obtaining adequate consent. The complaint asserts that last August, LinkedIn automatically subscribed users into a data-sharing initiative and subsequently modified its privacy policy to obscure this development. In response, LinkedIn refutes these allegations, characterizing them as unfounded. The legal action demands $1,000 for each impacted user due to breaches of federal and state regulations.
A security flaw in China's AI startup DeepSeek exposed a ClickHouse database containing over a million log streams
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A security breach at DeepSeek, a prominent Chinese AI startup, exposed major vulnerabilities through a publicly accessible ClickHouse database. This breach revealed sensitive information, including over a million log streams, chat logs, API keys, and operational metadata. The incident alarms the AI startup community, stressing the urgent need for enhanced security as the industry expands. It raises concerns regarding potential risks to company reputations and client data.
This breach emphasizes the necessity for strong security measures—such as secure databases, access controls, encryption, and regular audits—while highlighting the risk of information misuse. Ultimately, it calls for AI startups to prioritize cybersecurity to protect sensitive data and maintain customer trust.
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?PowerSchool data breach a ‘statewide issue,’ more than 300,000 teachers had SS number exposed?
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More than 300,000 educators in North Carolina had their Social Security numbers compromised due to a recent data breach involving PowerSchool, impacting millions across the country, including students. This incident put critical information at risk, including grades and attendance records. In response, PowerSchool is working alongside law enforcement teams, as teachers advocate for enhanced security protocols like unique identification numbers and multi-factor authentication. Meanwhile, North Carolina plans to shift to a new system called Infinite Campus for the upcoming 2024-25 academic year??
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Palo Alto Firewalls Found Vulnerable to Secure Boot Bypass and Firmware Exploits.?
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?Eclypsium has uncovered serious vulnerabilities in three Palo Alto Networks firewalls: the PA-3260, PA-1410, and PA-415. These flaws, including BootHole and insecure firmware configurations, may enable attackers to bypass Secure Boot and alter firmware, jeopardizing network security.?
?Palo Alto Networks has reported no active exploitation of these issues and is actively working on firmware updates to enhance PAN-OS security. Experts highlight the need for stringent security measures to protect networks and sensitive data, urging companies to remain vigilant, update their security infrastructure, and implement patches to reduce breach risks.??
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Saviynt Recognized as an Identity Security Leader by the Industry’s Leading Analyst Firms?
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Frost & Sullivan and other leading firms acknowledge Saviynt as a top provider for identity and privileged access management. Saviynt was also recognized as a Customers’ Choice by Gartner Peer Insights. This prestigious recognition highlights Saviynt's ability to deliver cutting-edge solutions that empower organizations to strengthen security, simplify compliance, and enable seamless access management. With a focus on adaptability and innovation, Saviynt continues to set new benchmarks in safeguarding digital identities across the enterprise landscape
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?Ping Identity: Setting the Standard in Access Management and Inspiring Workplace Excellence.?
?Ping Identity continues to lead the way in access management, earning top recognition in the Gartner Critical Capabilities for Access Management report for its advanced solutions that secure digital interactions and enhance user experiences. Simultaneously, Ping Identity has been celebrated as a 2025 Best Place to Work by Built In for the seventh consecutive year, reflecting its dedication to cultivating an inclusive, innovative, and empowering work culture. By excelling in both technology and employee satisfaction, Ping Identity redefines what it means to be a leader in the digital age.?
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?Trevonix at Go-to-Market 2025 Kickoff by Ping Identity!???
?Trevonix proudly took part in the Go-to-Market 2025 Kickoff event, organized by Ping Identity at the iconic Walt Disney Swan and Dolphin Resort, USA, alongside our strategic partner, Authright Inc!?
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?PingGTMKO25 with an incredible mix of insights, smiles, and inspiration!?
Looking back on our experience at the event, we were delighted to host a "Happy hour" for attendees at Phin’s Lounge Bar. We’re filled with energy and appreciation for the incredible connections, insights, and knowledge exchanged. From idea-sharing sessions to developing new partnerships, it has been an exciting journey of collaboration and progress!
SME Spotlight?
The Evolution of Non-Human Identity?
As organizations continue to embrace digital transformation, the importance of managing non-human identities is reaching unprecedented levels. Non-human identities—ranging from service accounts, APIs, and IoT devices to AI bots and machine identities—are becoming integral to secure and efficient operations. In the coming year, we expect to see a greater focus on automating the lifecycle management of these identities, leveraging advanced tools like identity orchestration and zero-trust architectures. Enhanced cryptographic techniques and machine learning are also anticipated to play a pivotal role in monitoring and securing non-human interactions. Organizations must prioritize strategies to effectively manage and safeguard these identities to reduce risks, ensure compliance, and enable seamless connectivity in increasingly complex environments.?
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