• AT&T Splits Cybersecurity Services Business, Launches LevelBlue
• Germany Recalls Ambassador to Russia Over Cyberattacks
• LockBit leader unmasked: US charges Russian national
• White House in Talks With Industry to Build Legal Framework for Software Liability
• DBIR: Supply Chain Breaches up 68% Year Over Year
• Synopsys to Sell its Software Integrity Business to Clearlake Capital and Francisco Partners
• US Sets Sights on Partnerships to Counter Cyberthreats, Secure AI in New Global Cyber Strategy
• Dangerous Scammers From the Yahoo Boys Group Operate Openly on Social Media
• Krebs, Luber Added to Cyber Safety Review Board
• Global Fraud Prevention Leader BioCatch Valued at $1.3bn in Permira Takeover
• Novel TunnelVision Attack Against Impacts Virtually All VPN Apps Through DHCP Server Manipulation
• Ransomware operations are becoming less profitable
• Mastodon Delays Firm Fix to Solve Link Preview DDoS Issue
• WordPress Plugin Exploit Impacts Over 90,000 Websites

AT&T has split its cybersecurity services business to form a new company called LevelBlue. It includes AT&T's managed security services business, cybersecurity consulting business, and assets from the acquisition of AlienVault in 2018.