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Tech Giants’ Epic Fail: Top 10 Cybersecurity Blunders Unveiled by NSA and CISA
In the grand game of cybersecurity cat and mouse, the NSA and CISA have spilled the beans on the top ten common network misconfigurations. Spoiler: it’s not rocket science. It’s a mix of elementary faux pas, like leaving your digital front door unlocked. So, take note, tech giants! This is the ‘what not to do’ list you never knew you needed.
Hot Take:
Well, well, well. It seems the alphabet soup of US agencies (NSA and CISA) have been playing cybersecurity cops and robbers, and they've discovered a shocking revelation – large organizations are making some pretty elementary cybersecurity faux pas, like leaving their digital front doors wide open. They've helpfully put together a top ten list of the most common misconfigurations, which is basically a "what not to do" guide for all the tech giants out there. If only our TV remotes came with such clear instructions!Already a member? Log in here