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Survey Sees Rising Demand for Senior Cybersecurity Pros in Age of AI

Security Boulevard
3 months ago

A global survey of 2,750 cybersecurity and IT professionals published this week finds that for the third consecutive year a lack of cybersecurity skills is cited as the top cause of security breaches (56%), with 51% reporting they specifically need individuals with senior-level skills. Conducted by Sapio Research on behalf of Fortinet, the survey, however,..

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Michael Vizard

The Real Cost of a Data Breach for Small Businesses & How to Prevent

Security Boulevard
3 months ago
Data breaches pose a serious threat to small businesses, often resulting in significant financial losses, operational downtime, and long-term trust erosion. This blog examines the real costs of cyberattacks on SMBs, including direct expenses, hidden operational impacts, and reputational damage that can exceed recovery costs. It outlines the most common attack types targeting small organizations and explains why proactive cybersecurity is a business necessity. The article also shares practical, cost-effective steps SMBs can take to reduce risk and strengthen their security posture before a breach occurs.

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Sectigo Team

The Hidden Tax on Security: How Data Costs Are Eating Your Controls Budget

Security Boulevard
3 months ago

A few months ago I was in a conversation with a CISO at a large financial institution that I’ve known and respected for years, and she said something that every CISO I know has felt but doesn’t get said nearly loudly enough. “Preston, I can justify every dollar I spend on detection. I cannot justify..

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Preston Wood

CVE-2026-42208: LiteLLM bug exploited 36 hours after its disclosure

Security Affairs
3 months ago
Attackers quickly exploited a critical LiteLLM flaw (CVE-2026-42208) to access and modify sensitive database data via SQL injection. Attackers rapidly exploited a critical vulnerability in LiteLLM Python package, tracked as CVE-2026-42208, just days after it became public. The vulnerability, an SQL injection in the proxy API key verification process, lets attackers access and potentially modify database […]
Pierluigi Paganini

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