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Brand-new vulnerabilities from both vendors this week — one exploited in the wild — add to a steady stream of critical security issues in the security platforms. [TechWeb]( Follow Dark Reading: [RSS]( February 13, 2024 LATEST SECURITY NEWS & COMMENTARY [Fortinet, Ivanti Keep Customers Busy With Yet More Critical Bugs]( Brand-new vulnerabilities from both vendors this week — one exploited in the wild — add to a steady stream of critical security issues in the security platforms. [Raspberry Robin Jumps on 1-Day Bugs to Nest Deep in Windows Networks]( The developers behind a widespread worm are nesting further into networks by exploiting Windows escalation opportunities faster than organizations can patch them. [33M French Citizens Impacted in Country's Largest-Ever Breach]( Viamedis and Almerys, two payment processors widely used by French health insurers, were victims of cyberattackers who struck five days apart. [US Govt. Offers Millions in Bounties to Find Hive Ransomware Actors]( The move by the State Department complements a Hive infrastructure takedown by international law enforcement. [It's Time to Rethink Third-Party Risk Assessment]( Continuously evaluating and updating your third-party risk assessment can improve your security posture and ensure your company doesn't have the next headline-making incident. [(Sponsored Article) Transform Your Security Operations Center With AI]( Attackers aren't slowing down and are using new methods to infiltrate orgs. To limit their impact, automation in the SOC is more critical now than ever. [MORE NEWS /]( [MORE COMMENTARY]( HOT TOPICS [Deepfake Democracy: AI Technology Complicates Election Security]( While cybersecurity risks to the democratic process have been pervasive for many years now, the prevalence of AI now represents new threats. 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