As many as six out of 10 Brits who use personal devices at work also use the same device for streaming or downloading pirated content.
Increased Government Scrutiny Worries Compliance Teams
The Justice Department’s appointment of Hui Chen as its first-ever compliance counsel has companies on notice.
Blackhole’s Paunch Sentenced to 7 Years in Russian Penal Colony
The ring was convicted of causing 25 million rubles in damage by stealing funds from legal entities and entrepreneurs.
3.8M Porn Users Compromised in Naughty America Hack
Stolen databases containing emails and passwords of 3.8 million porn users have supposedly turned up on the Dark Web.
US Attorney General: Connected Cars Could Be Assassination Vehicles
Rogue nation states could remotely hack vehicles for the purpose of killing their ideological or geopolitical enemies.
Information Security is all about Operational Risk Management
These were the words of Dennis Dickstein, who took to the stage at the Cloud Security Expo in London this week.
No Going Back: EU GDPR Gets Final Approval
Major new privacy rules will land in May 2018
Users Urged to Uninstall QuickTime for Windows
Apple won’t patch anymore, so it’s time to get rid of it
Facebook Moves to Kill App Passwords
App developers and site owners can let users log in without passwords—instead, they can use their phone number or email address.