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The EU’s Proposed Cybersecurity Certification Scheme

The European Union’s Cybersecurity Agency (ENISA) is studying the possibility of broadening the proposed cybersecurity labeling rules that may affect big tech operating in Europe.

The proposed EU certification scheme (EUCS) vouches for further cybersecurity measures of cloud services, ensuring companies in the bloc select an EU-based certified cybersecurity vendor for their business.

 

The British Library Reveals Data Leak

The British Library admitted to a cyber attack that occurred on October 28th, which resulted in stolen HR data.

The British Library is now working with Rhysida to further investigate the incident and advises British Library login users to change their passwords for good safety measures. 

 

Scattered Spider Pulls off Agile Cyber Attack Campaign

ReliaQuest published a report, unveiling the cyber attack campaign of Scattered Spider, showcasing agile jumps across cloud providers, to targeted enterprises.

ReliaQuest further reported the attacks to be initiated through social engineering, and from there, they jump from in between cloud providers such as Okta, Citrix Workspace, Azure, and SharePoint among other critical assets to remain agile.

TAGGED: azure, big tech, british library, citrix workspace, cloud providers, Cybersecurity, cybersecurity labeling, cybersecurity vendors, data leak, enisa, eu certification scheme, eu cybersecurity, european union, hr data, okta, reliaquest, rhysida, scattered spider, sharepoint
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