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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.
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Compliance Settlements, AI IPO Reforms, and New Cybersecurity Patches...
Samedi 13 décembre 2025 à 10:51
Compliance
AT&T data breach settlement
The Federal Communications Commission has approved a settlement that gives affected AT&T customers up to $7,500 for breaches that exposed Social Security numbers and text messages, underscoring the financial liability of inadequate data protection. Gizmodo notes the deadline for claims is one week away, highlighting the urgency for organizations to reassess breach response protocols.
Gizmodo
Risk Management
Social‑engineering scams impersonating law enforcement
TechSpot reports that a sophisticated hacking group is masquerading as police officers to trick technology firms into divulging sensitive data, a tactic that amplifies the threat of social‑engineering attacks. The article cites Wired’s investigation, emphasizing that the “doxing‑as‑a‑service” model can quickly scale exposure across multiple vendors.
TechSpot
Single‑stock ETF concentration risk
CNBC warns that the rapid proliferation of single‑stock exchange‑traded funds—with 276 new products launched in 2025—creates a “significant risk” of market distortion if investors overly concentrate on individual equities. The analysis points to potential liquidity shortfalls and heightened volatility, urging risk officers to monitor portfolio exposure closely.
CNBC
Shadow IT and unregulated AI tools
Silicon Republic highlights how many enterprises remain blind to shadow IT practices, especially the unchecked deployment of generative AI applications that bypass formal security controls. The piece argues that such hidden tools can introduce compliance gaps and elevate the probability of data leakage, compelling governance teams to enforce stricter visibility measures.
Silicon Republic
Vibe coding: convenience versus security exposure
Tech Radar explores the rise of vibe coding, a low‑code environment that promises rapid development but also introduces novel attack surfaces through automated code generation. While it can democratize programming, the article stresses the need for rigorous code‑review pipelines to mitigate the risk of embedded vulnerabilities.
Tech Radar
Regulatory Affairs
OCC conditional approvals for crypto firms to become banks
CoinDesk details the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency granting conditional charters to five crypto firms—including Ripple and Circle—to operate as federally chartered banks, a shift that signals a more permissive regulatory stance toward digital assets. The OCC’s statement frames the move as essential for keeping the U.S. banking system aligned with evolving financial innovation.
CoinDesk
China eases IPO rules for AI‑focused startups
The Wall Street Journal reports that Chinese regulators have reopened a fast‑track IPO pathway for unprofitable AI and other strategic‑industry startups, aiming to accelerate capital access for firms driving the nation’s technology race. This regulatory relaxation could reshape global competition and raise compliance considerations for cross‑border investors.
Wall Street Journal (Markets)
Corporate Governance
Object‑capability model challenges traditional sudo
OSNews covers Ariadne Conill’s proposal to replace classic sudo/doas privilege escalation with an object‑capability approach, offering narrowly scoped authority instead of broad root access. The article argues that this paradigm could reduce the risk of misconfiguration and insider abuse, prompting governance boards to reconsider privileged‑access policies.
OSNews
Information Security
Persistent React server component vulnerabilities
The Register reveals that half of exposed React servers remain unpatched despite active exploitation, while newly disclosed flaws now allow attackers to trigger denial‑of‑service attacks and potentially leak server‑side source code. The combined reporting underscores the urgency for organizations to prioritize patch management of React Server Components across their stacks.
The Register
The Register
Apple’s coordinated emergency patches and iOS 26.2 rollout
TechCrunch, MacRumors, and 9to5Mac together detail Apple’s emergency security updates for iOS, iPadOS, macOS, tvOS, watchOS, and visionOS, addressing over 20 vulnerabilities, including two actively exploited WebKit bugs. Google’s parallel Chrome patch is also noted, illustrating a coordinated industry response to zero‑day threats and reinforcing the importance of rapid patch deployment in enterprise device fleets.
TechCrunch
MacRumors
9To5 Mac
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