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GRIP Extra: SEC to cut enforcement staff by 17%, Wells Fargo freed from asset cap
Our in-brief roundup also includes Bristol Myers Squibb and BioNTech in a drug partnership, Reddit suing Anthropic for using its data, and BlackRock being removed from Texas blacklist.
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GRIP Extra: Coinbase victim of $400m cyberattack, Trump fires Copyright Office director
Other news includes Nvidia planning an R&D center in Shanghai, the SEC and FINRA withdrawing a joint crypto custody statement, and the CEO of Novo Nordisk stepping down.
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NCSC assesses impact of AI on cyber threat to UK until 2027
Emergence of AI means malicious actors can identify and exploits vulnerabilities a lot faster, experts have warned UK organizations.
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Global corporate CISOs urge world governments to harmonize cyber rules
The letter urges governments to use high-level forums to “focus on greater alignment of cybersecurity regulations.”
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CFTC’s Johnson highlights cyber collaboration amid NIST, CISA cuts
Staff reductions at NIST and CISA raise some concerns about cohesive cybersecurity collaboration.
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OCC reports ‘major’ cyber incident involving senior officials’ emails
Hackers intercepted bank regulators’ emails for more than a year, accessing highly sensitive financial information, the OCC said.
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New US framework for AI diffusion, and pact to share info on threats to AI models
An interim final rule on AI diffusion is designed to streamline licensing hurdles for both large and small chip orders and add clarity to partner nations about how they can benefit from AI.
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Cyber news: CrowdStrike investors sue, IBM tallies the costly breach, Cyber bills arrive in Congress
A retirement association’s lawsuit against CrowdStrike leads our roundup of cyber news.