The F5 Hack and Continuing US - China Cyber Tensions
The F5 hack, exposing over 269,000 devices in 85% of the companies in the Fortune 500, is just one part of the growing tensions between the US and China.
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The F5 hack, exposing over 269,000 devices in 85% of the companies in the Fortune 500, is just one part of the growing tensions between the US and China.
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The NCSC’s 2025 Annual Review found a 50% increase in highly significant cyber incidents. Their new message, 'It’s time to act', asks organizations to stay prepared. On October 14, the UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) published their ninth edition of their Annual Review, covering the department’s key developments and milestones between September 1, 2024 and August 31, 2025. The review is meant to “describe the year with insights and facts from colleagues inside and out of the organisation”, while still setting the stage for future challenges.
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The end of the CISA 2015, reduced military cybersecurity training mandates, and reassignment of CISA staff signal a larger minimizing of cybersecurity in the US.
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A fire at a crucial data center sparked debate about South Korea's readiness to handle cybersecurity issues without a central cybersecurity control tower.
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The US Secret Service disrupted a network of tens of thousands cellular devices with the ability to do serious damage to telecommunications in NYC.
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The DHS found that CISA wasted $1.41 million in the Cyber Incentive Program, and the GAO uncovered likely expensive overlap in DOD cyberspace operations.
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The latest in China's cyber espionage efforts include the successful impersonation of a congressperson to manipulate policy. The US has partnered with others to release a cybersecurity advisory with guidance against the espionage.
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The end of the ODNI's Cyber Threat Intelligence Integration Center (CTIIC) and the firings of 24 IT FEMA employees are just the latest in US cyber cuts.
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International cooperation between several African countries and the UK, Ghana and the US, and the US and India was key in recent cybercrime busts.
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