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Discover how CSE's Frontier AI Lab is exploring the ways artificial intelligence can strengthen cyber defence, beginning with detection engineering.

This publication updates and replaces the 2021 Minimum Elements for a Software Bill of Materials published by the United States’ National Telecommunications and Information Administration.

This joint guidance is intended to support senior decision-makers within CI organizations.

The joint advisory warns that Russia-sponsored threat actors associated with an advanced persistent threat group, known as Laundry Bear, are exploiting a known vulnerability in Zimbra webmail.

Social engineering attacks occur when a threat actor uses social connection and manipulation to pressure users into providing sensitive details.

Although obsolete products may still meet functional requirements, their continued use can introduce security and operational risks that are not always obvious. This publication provides guidance to help your organization identify obsolete products, manage associated risks and transition safely to supported alternatives.