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TOKYO, Feb. 10, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- AUTOCRYPT, award-winning vehicle testing solutions provider, and Hitachi Solutions, Ltd., IT solutions provider, announced a distribution agreement, bringing AutoCrypt Security Fuzzer to the Japanese market starting January 22, 2025. This marks the first domestic availability of the globally recognized Security Fuzzer in Japan. This adds to the two companies' existing partnership agreement, as AUTOCRYPT currently offers its V2X security solution with the option of integrating its security library with Hitachi Solution's Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) Middleware Platform. The new agreement continues to align with Hitachi Solutions' commitment to delivering advanced cybersecurity tools, as well as AUTOCRYPT's expertise in developing cutting-edge, optimized testing technologies to the automotive industry. AutoCrypt Security Fuzzer was designed specifically for in-vehicle software development and testing, and boasts automated test case generation, generating over one million test cases based on ISO 14229-1:2020, supporting all 26 Service Identifiers (SIDs) defined in the Unified Diagnostic Service (UDS) protocol). AutoCrypt Security Fuzzer also provides continuous automated execution for individual ECUs or integrated systems, optimizing the testing process. Users receive comprehensive key test results, with summaries and visualizations of major outcomes, enabling developers to quickly review and re-execute to address detected vulnerabilities. "We are delighted to work together with Hitachi Solutions to bring our fuzzing solution to the Japanese market," said Duksoo Kim, CEO and co-Founder of AUTOCRYPT. "As the industry embraces SDVs, there is mounting pressure for manufacturers and suppliers to meet standards and regulations, and our tool offers support so there is no interruption in the compliance process. We are confident that AutoCrypt Security Fuzzer will address the current challenges in the automotive cybersecurity landscape, and contribute to safer, more reliable automotive software." The official distributorship agreement in Japan through Hitachi Solutions will enable Japanese manufacturers and suppliers to adopt a comprehensive, effective approach to cybersecurity testing, streamlining compliance with international standards, including ISO/SAE 21434. About Autocrypt Co., Ltd. AUTOCRYPT is the leading player in automotive cybersecurity and smart mobility technologies. It specializes in the development and integration of security software and solutions for in-vehicle systems, V2X communications, Plug&Charge, and fleet management, paving the way towards a secure and reliable C-ITS ecosystem in the age of software-defined vehicles. Its comprehensive suite of automotive cybersecurity testing services and platforms includes the award-winning AutoCrypt CSTP, which supports automotive OEMs and suppliers in meeting regulatory standards ilke ISO/SAE 21434, UNECE WP.29 UN R155, as well as other emerging global standards. About Hitachi Solutions, Ltd. Hitachi Solutions is a core IT company of the Hitachi Group. They deliver products and services of superior value to customers worldwide through key subsidiaries in Asia, the United States and Europe. Hitachi Solutions has also been providing a variety of solutions globally using cutting-edge digital technologies based on collaborative creation with customers. Together with our partners around the world, they are accelerating Sustainability Transformation (SX) to solve the challenges facing society and business, and contribute to the realisation of a happy society where no one is left behind.
Unveiled at the French AI Action Summit, ROOST equips builders with scalable solutions to promote AI safety and help protect young people in the digital age PARIS, Feb. 10, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, the Robust Open Online Safety Tools (ROOST) initiative launched at the Artificial Intelligence Action Summit in Paris. Incubated at the Institute of Global Politics at Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs, ROOST is a new non-profit organization that brings together the expertise, resources, and investments of major technology companies and philanthropies to build scalable, interoperable safety infrastructure suited for the AI era. ROOST's founding partners include Eric Schmidt, Discord, OpenAI, Google, Roblox, John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, AI Collaborative, Patrick J. McGovern Foundation and Project Liberty Institute. ROOST also benefits from the support and expertise of a wide set of partners from the fields of AI, philanthropy, academia, open source, child safety, and countering violent extremism. Amongst the major announcements of the French AI Action Summit, ROOST addresses an important gap in digital safety—especially online child safety—by providing free, open-source safety tools to public and private organizations of all sizes across the globe. As innovative technologies continue to evolve, so too does the online safety landscape. Generative AI reshapes the online environment, increasing the need for reliable and accessible safety infrastructure. ROOST will offer free, open-source, and easy-to-use tools to detect, review, and report child sexual abuse material (CSAM); leverage large language models (LLMs) to power safety infrastructure; and make core safety technologies more accessible and more user friendly. With dedicated technical teams providing hands-on support, ROOST will meet organizations where they are, helping them integrate robust safety measures while continuing to innovate. ROOST alleviates the need for organizations to reinvent the wheel by building tools that already exist, empowering them—especially smaller companies and public interest organizations—to focus on growing their platforms or services while also promoting safety for online users. To date, ROOST has raised more than $27 million for its first four years of operations from a range of leading philanthropies and top technology companies. ROOST aims to accelerate its growth and expand its offerings to as many organizations as possible. Eric Schmidt, Founding Partner of ROOST and Chair of the Special Competitive Studies Project, said: "Robust Open Online Safety Tools, known as ROOST, addresses a critical need to accelerate innovation in online child safety and AI by providing small companies and nonprofits access to technologies they currently lack. Starting with a platform focused on child protection, ROOST's collaborative, open-source approach will foster innovation and make essential infrastructure more transparent, accessible, and inclusive, with the goal of creating a safer internet for everyone." Camille François, President of ROOST and Professor at Columbia University, said: "ROOST ushers in a new era of collaborative safety innovation. By making robust safety tools accessible to all through open source, we're creating a more pluralistic and secure digital future in the age of AI. We thank our founding partners and supporting partners for their invaluable contributions to this mission." Clint Smith, Board Chair of ROOST and Discord's Chief Legal Officer, said: "At Discord, we believe that safety is a common good. We're committed to making the entire internet - not just Discord - a better and safer place, especially for young people. While safety is integrated into every aspect of our work at Discord, we also know that continued industry collaboration is essential. We are proud to be a founding partner of ROOST, to work together with other leaders in the industry, and to contribute our innovative safety tooling to foster a safer internet for all." Media Contact Brunswick GroupClaire Thomas-Daoulas | +33 7 89 00 88 70 Celia de Pentheny O'Kelly | +1 415 774 6246 ROOST@brunswickgroup.com
97% of CEOs plan AI integration, but only 1.7% feel fully prepared. New research highlights what's getting in the way of progress – and how CEOs plan to shift ambition into action. News summary: While 4 out of 5 CEOs recognize AI's potential, many worry gaps in their understanding will impact strategic decisions, risking missed opportunities and falling behind competitors. Over 70% fear losing ground due to gaps in IT knowledge or network infrastructure, with more than half already seeing competitive losses from underinvestment in technology. CEOs plan to stay ahead by investing in their people, modernizing infrastructure, and strengthening cybersecurity, with 96% relying on trusted partners to future-proof their network for AI. AMSTERDAM, Feb. 10, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- CISCO LIVE -- A new study from Cisco, the worldwide leader in networking and security, reveals a paradox among CEOs While 4 in 5 recognize AI's potential benefits and almost all plan to integrate AI into their operations, many fear gaps in their knowledge will hinder decisions in the boardroom (74%) and stifle growth (58%) – risking missed opportunities and falling behind competitors. Yet, CEOs are not standing still. With support from their IT leaders and trusted partners, they plan to empower their people, modernize infrastructure, and strengthen cybersecurity to sharpen their competitive edge in an AI-driven future. CEO Barriers Cisco's Chief Product Officer, Jeetu Patel, underscores the urgency to act: "In a dynamic landscape where competition is fierce, speed decides the winners. Leaders who act decisively today to build resilient, future-proofed networks will be the AI-forward leaders driving real value for their business. Eventually there will be only two kinds of companies: those that are AI companies, and those that are irrelevant." CEOs fear the mounting costs of inactionCisco's research shows more than 70% of CEOs are concerned about losing ground to competitors and missing out on opportunities because of IT and infrastructure gaps – fears that are already translating into real losses. Over half of CEOs (53%) worry that a lack of investment in technology is costing them competitive advantage, while two-thirds are concerned about the opportunity costs of not investing more in technology. The costs of inaction aren't hypothetical scenarios. If they don't invest in technology now, CEOs expect higher operating costs, lower profits, reduced productivity, and declining market share. The bold act while others fall behindFor the leaders who confront their fears, the rewards will transcend simply "keeping up." CEOs are turning to AI for its transformative potential: driving efficiency (69%), spurring innovation (68%), and outpacing competitors (54%). But fulfilling that ambition requires CEOs to break down the barriers holding them back from realizing AI's potential: skills shortages, infrastructure gaps, and security risks (Figure 1). While CEOs focus on the bigger picture, their CIOs and CTOs are often grappling with operational hurdles including the lack of compelling business use cases – a challenge CEOs rank lower (Figure 1). This tension perhaps reflects AI's exploratory phase, where the 82% of CEOs who recognize AI's potential benefits must support bold experimentation in the short term to uncover value in the long term. Oliver Tuszik, President of Cisco EMEA, highlights the opportunity: "Whole businesses will be revolutionized if they can unlock AI's potential to innovate faster, simplify their operations, and withstand digital disruptions. But no one can do it alone. That's why 96% of CEOs are leaning on trusted partners to make the leap." The CEO's Blueprint: People, infrastructure, and cybersecurityCisco's research reveals CEOs' plan to turn fear into progress – investing in knowledge and skills, upgrading infrastructure, and enhancing security to prepare for the demands of AI (Figure 2). Delivering on this blueprint will require decisive technology leadership both within the organisation and through trusted partnerships. CEOs are increasingly looking to their CTOs and CIOs, with nearly 80% recognising their vital role in guiding business and investment decisions. More and more, technology leaders are business leaders who see modern networks and technology not just as tools, but as enablers of growth, resilience, and innovation. CEOs know they can't deliver on their blueprint without expert support: 96% are turning to trusted partnerships to future-proof their network for AI. With bold technology leadership inside and beyond their organizations, the CEOs have the expertise to navigate uncertainties and translate AI's potential into tangible outcomes. Cisco continues to help organizations overcome complexity and create opportunity in the AI eraSkills shortages, implementation challenges, AI-ready infrastructure, and cybersecurity are top concerns for IT teams and leaders across industries. Cisco's upcoming announcements aim to address these challenges: closing gaps between security and networking for AI data centres, empowering Service Providers with new revenue-generating tools, and equipping the next generation of AI-forward professionals with enhanced certifications. Download highlights from Cisco's CEO research hereThe CEO study, conducted by Opinion Matters (24 Dec 2024–2 Jan 2025), surveyed 2,503 CEOs from companies with 250+ employees worldwide. A companion study with 8,065 senior networking leaders will follow in the coming months, exploring the strategic and operational needs of AI-era networking and security. Additional resources: Cisco's 2025 AI Briefing: CEO Edition – essential insight on CEO fears, ambitions, and action on AI and secure networks Press release: Cisco Unveils AI Defense to Secure the AI Transformation of Enterprises Blog: Protecting AI so AI can improve the world, safely About Cisco Cisco (NASDAQ: CSCO) is the worldwide technology leader that is revolutionizing the way organizations connect and protect in the AI era. For more than 40 years, Cisco has securely connected the world. With its industry leading AI-powered solutions and services, Cisco enables its customers, partners and communities to unlock innovation, enhance productivity and strengthen digital resilience. With purpose at its core, Cisco remains committed to creating a more connected and inclusive future for all. Discover more on The Newsroom. Cisco and the Cisco logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Cisco and/or its affiliates in the U.S. and other countries. A listing of Cisco's trademarks can be found at http://www.cisco.com/go/trademarks. Third-party trademarks mentioned are the property of their respective owners. The use of the word 'partner' does not imply a partnership relationship between Cisco and any other company. CEO Blueprint
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia, Feb. 10, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Cloud4C, one of the world's leading AI-Driven, application-focused cloud managed services providers, has been certified by the National Cyber Security Agency (NACSA). As an end-to-end cybersecurity solutions provider, this credential is in line with Cloud4C's mission to continue spear-heading compliant, security-first focused, and cutting-edge IT transformations to organizations across Malaysia. Cloud4C's NACSA accreditation places it among Malaysia's elite licensed cybersecurity providers, ensuring government-compliant, secure industry & conglomerate cloud solutions . This recognition highlights its expertise in protecting mission-critical IT and commitment to risk-proof digital transformation. Launched in 2017, NACSA is the leading agency for cyber security matters in Malaysia. Therefore, this certification is a mark of everything one looks for in a capable and trustworthy cybersecurity solution provider - adherence to the best-in-class cybersecurity practices, compliance with strict government regulations, and the capability to secure critical IT infrastructure. This certification further makes it possible for Cloud4C to support Malaysian organizations in building and strengthening their digital fortresses against evolving cyber threats. Enhancing Cybersecurity for Malaysia's Digital Growth With 350 million 'digital consumers', Malaysia is already undergoing a digital transformation. But this also puts its organizations at increased risk from sophisticated cyberattacks. Cloud4C has long been delivering tailored security solutions such as Managed Extended Detection and Response (MXDR), SOC services to several banking, energy, and government players across the world, while being focused on each of their unique requirements. The NACSA certification is a welcome shot in the arm, as it reinforces Cloud4C's capability to continue doing just that. "This certification is a mark of our continuous commitment to delivering cybersecurity excellence in Malaysia. With this coveted NACSA accreditation, we are better empowered to boost the security and compliance of our clients, especially in highly regulated sectors," reflects Chanakya Levaka, COO, Cloud4C. About Cloud4C Cloud4C is a leading global cloud managed services provider, serving over 4,000 customers across 30+ countries. With a strong focus on delivering end-to-end managed services, Cloud4C helps businesses simplify their cloud journey in a single 99.95% SLA from infra till application login. The company's robust and scalable cloud solutions empower organizations to accelerate innovation, enhance operational efficiency, and achieve business agility. We have proven expertise in delivering end-to-end cybersecurity solutions, including MXDR, Security Operations Center (SOC) services, secure industry cloud, threat detection, incident response, and compliance management. Contact: Bhavya Muthyala, bhavya.muthyala@cloud4c.com
COMMERCE, Mich., Feb. 6, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Nuspire, a leading managed security services provider (MSSP) and a PDI Technologies company, today released its Q4 and Full Year 2024 Cyber Threat Report, providing a comprehensive analysis of the evolving cyber threat landscape. The latest report reveals a significant increase in ransomware extortion publications, a shift in ransomware group dominance, and a continued rise in exploit attempts. Clop Ransomware Surges as Top Threat Actor According to the report, ransomware extortion publications rose by 46% compared to Q3, with Clop ransomware emerging as the most active group, surpassing RansomHub. Clop, known for its double-extortion tactics, leveraged multiple zero-day vulnerabilities throughout Q4, significantly impacting the Professional & Technical Services industry, which remained the most targeted sector. "The sharp increase in ransomware extortions in Q4 2024, particularly from Clop, signals an alarming escalation in cybercriminal operations," said Justin Heard, Director of Security Operations at Nuspire. "Threat actors continue to evolve their tactics, making it critical for organizations to enhance their proactive threat detection capabilities and incident response strategies, and we will continue to watch this in 2025." Key Findings from Nuspire's Q4 2024 Cyber Threat Report Ransomware Trends 2,247 ransomware extortion publications were reported, a 46% increase from Q3 2024. Clop overtook RansomHub as the most active ransomware group, while Akira, Funksec, and Bashe entered the top five. Finance & Insurance emerged as the third-most targeted industry, rising from fifth place in Q3 2024. Exploit Activity Exploit attempts increased by 72% compared to Q3 2024, with 29,180,763 exploit events detected. Hikvision camera vulnerabilities (CVE-2021-36260) and Bash vulnerabilities (CVE-2014-6271) saw significant increases in exploitation attempts (56% and 77%, respectively). Firewall and VPN technologies remain top targets, as cybercriminals seek to bypass perimeter defenses. Dark Web Trends Dark web marketplace listings decreased by 32% from Q3 2024, with 1,316,660 raw log listings and 590,762 credit card listings available for sale. Lumma Stealer, a persistent malware-as-a-service (MaaS) infostealer, continued to thrive, harvesting sensitive data for resale on illicit marketplaces. "Cybercriminals are refining their attack strategies, targeting critical infrastructure and high-value data sources," said Josh Smith, Principal Threat Intelligence Analyst at Nuspire. "Organizations must remain vigilant, employing a combination of AI-driven threat intelligence, robust patch management, and employee security training to mitigate these evolving risks." Mitigation and Security Recommendations To help businesses combat the latest cyber threats, Nuspire recommends: Enhancing endpoint detection and response (EDR) solutions to swiftly detect and contain ransomware attacks. Implementing dark web monitoring to identify compromised credentials and data before they are weaponized. Applying timely system patches to protect against newly discovered exploits, particularly in remote access technologies. Strengthening cybersecurity awareness training to reduce the risk of phishing-based ransomware infections. Access the complete report online at Nuspire's Q4 and Full Year 2024 Cyber Threat Report. About PDI Security and Network SolutionsWith over 25 years of expertise, PDI Security and Network Solutions (formerly known as Nuspire) is redefining cybersecurity and network management through intelligent unification and unparalleled protection. The company delivers fully managed security and network services, including managed detection and response (MDR), endpoint detection and response (EDR), Firewall as a Service, 5G as a Service, and Wi-Fi as a Service. The technology-agnostic platform seamlessly integrates human expertise, advanced AI, and innovative technologies, providing holistic visibility across security and network infrastructure. Staffed by highly trained security experts, PDI 24/7 SOCs help organizations stay ahead of emerging threats while optimizing their technology investments. Learn more about PDI Security and Network Solutions. For more information, contact: claire.spahr@pditechnologies.com
- Acquires TISAX certification for domestic sites, meeting the level of information security needs of the global automotive industry - Company plans to lead the automotive memory market by building trust with customers SEOUL, South Korea, Feb. 6, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- SK hynix Inc. (or "the company", www.skhynix.com) announced today that it has acquired TISAX[1], the global automobile industry information security certification, for the first time in the memory industry. [1]Trusted Information Security Assessment Exchange (TISAX): A global information security certification system operated by the ENX Association based on the evaluation criteria established by the German Automotive Industry Association (VDA), aiming to standardize information security between companies in the automotive industry supply chain SK hynix has obtained TISAX for all domestic sites located in Icheon, Bundang and Cheongju, and has been internationally accepted for the security capabilities required by the global automobile industry. Through this, the company aims to accelerate the development of high-performance memory solutions essential for realizing AI-based future automobile technology. With the expansion of the electric vehicle market, autonomous driving, and the development of connected car[2] technology, the importance of electronic parts is growing rapidly. In line with these changes, automotive semiconductors, which are widely used in electric equipment, are positioned as major components of automobiles. [2]Connected Car: A car which communicates with other vehicles or traffic and communication infrastructure in real time, helps drivers with convenience and traffic safety, and provides various Internet services In particular, automotive semiconductors are applied to key safety systems of automobiles such as ADAS[3], brake systems and engine control, requiring a higher level of reliability than general semiconductors. In addition, as hacking and malicious code attacks targeting automobiles have increased recently, systematic security management in the manufacturing process is being emphasized as well as strengthening the performance of semiconductors themselves. [3]Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS): a state-of-the-art driver assistance system which recognizes some of the numerous situations that may occur while driving, judges the situation, and controls the machinery In response, SK hynix acquired TISAX, which global automotive customers are proposing as a mandatory requirement. The company expects that the certification results can be shared with various suppliers to minimize duplication costs and contribute to long-term business promotion with them. "With this certification, we will strengthen cooperation with global automakers and major automotive parts companies," said Jong-Hwan Kim, Vice President and Head of DRAM Development at SK hynix. "We will also lead the next-generation automotive memory market by building trust with customers based on a thorough security system." About SK hynix Inc. SK hynix Inc., headquartered in Korea, is the world's top-tier semiconductor supplier offering Dynamic Random Access Memory chips ("DRAM"), flash memory chips ("NAND flash"), and CMOS Image Sensors ("CIS") for a wide range of distinguished customers globally. The Company's shares are traded on the Korea Exchange, and the Global Depository shares are listed on the Luxemburg Stock Exchange. Further information about SK hynix is available at www.skhynix.com, news.skhynix.com.
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