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Un professionnel chevronné supervisant les risques organisationnels, axé sur le maintien d'une conformité stricte, de la sécurité de l'information et des normes réglementaires, tout en garantissant des pratiques de gouvernance d'entreprise et de gestion des risques efficaces. Ils nécessitent des mises à jour sur les menaces émergentes et les changements réglementaires.
Compliance (20%)Information security (20%)Regulatory Affairs (20%)Corporate Governance (20%)Risk Management (20%)
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Cyberattack Recovery, AI Chip Security, and Smishing Threats in Focus...
Jeudi 11 décembre 2025 à 11:00
Compliance – Post‑Cyberattack Governance and Software Vulnerability Management
Legal Aid Agency restores services amid workflow upheaval
The Register reports that the UK’s Legal Aid Agency is finally back online after a “landmark” cyberattack, but law firms continue to grapple with cumbersome, security‑first workflows that have disrupted case processing. The agency’s effort to meet data‑protection compliance while reinstating legacy systems underscores the lingering operational cost of major breaches.
The Register
Microsoft declines to patch critical .NET RCE flaw
According to The Register, security researchers have disclosed a remote‑code‑execution vulnerability in Microsoft .NET that could affect a wide range of enterprise applications, yet Microsoft has signaled it will not issue an immediate fix. This stance raises compliance red flags for organisations bound by regulatory standards that demand timely remediation of critical flaws.
The Register
Risk Management – Emerging Attack Vectors and Zero‑Day Exploits
Smishing evolves into a corporate‑wide threat vector
Tech Radar notes that criminals are weaponising SMS‑based phishing (“smishing”) with sophisticated tools, turning what was once a consumer‑focused scam into a enterprise‑level risk that can bypass traditional email filters. Companies are urged to broaden their threat‑intelligence programs and educate staff on mobile‑first social engineering tactics.
Tech Radar
Zero‑day attacks cripple self‑hosted Git services
The Register reveals that more than 700 publicly exposed Gogs instances have been compromised by a newly discovered zero‑day bug, with no patch available yet. The rapid exploitation highlights the need for continuous vulnerability scanning and segmentation of self‑hosted development environments to limit blast radius.
The Register
Malicious VS Code extensions harvest developer credentials
DevOps.com uncovers two rogue Visual Studio Code extensions masquerading as a premium dark theme and an AI‑assisted coder, which silently capture screenshots and exfiltrate data. This supply‑chain attack demonstrates how seemingly innocuous developer tools can become entry points for information‑stealing malware, urging organisations to enforce strict extension vetting policies.
DevOps.com
Regulatory Affairs – Data Consolidation, Export Controls, and Geopolitical Security
DHS data aggregation raises privacy and oversight concerns
Wired warns that the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s aggressive data‑sharing initiative across agencies, aimed at tightening immigration enforcement, may inadvertently expose citizens to heightened surveillance risks, prompting calls for clearer regulatory safeguards.
Wired
Security doubts linger over Nvidia’s H200 AI chips in China
China Daily outlines that, despite U.S. approval for limited export of Nvidia’s H200 AI processors, Chinese officials and analysts caution that lingering cybersecurity risks could curb adoption, especially after the Cyberspace Administration summoned Nvidia over earlier chip concerns. The episode illustrates the delicate balance between export‑control regulations and national‑security imperatives.
China Daily
Trump’s critique of Europe sparks debate on NATO’s future
France24 reports former President Donald Trump’s recent interview, in which he denounced Europe as “decaying” and questioned the transatlantic security alliance, fueling renewed discussions among EU leaders about defence autonomy and the regulatory framework governing NATO commitments.
France24
Corporate Governance – Boardroom Sentiment on AI Adoption
CEOs and investors bullish on AI despite public scepticism
Tech Radar highlights that while corporate leaders and major investors remain enthusiastic about artificial‑intelligence opportunities, surveys show the general public harbours significant doubts about AI’s societal impact, suggesting boards must navigate stakeholder expectations and potential governance challenges as they roll out AI initiatives.
Tech Radar
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