A lack situational awareness is hurting the ability of companies and the public sector to adequately protect sensitive information. Intellectual property, sensitive business data, personally identifiable information and infrastructure access, …
#Infosec17 Coe: Relationship Building is Key to Managing Risk
IAAF chairman says breached firms could benefit from being more transparent
#Infosec17: GDPR Compliance: Carrot is Better Than the Stick, Says ICO STO
Opportunity GDPR compliance affords from a data protection standpoint could inspire companies more than the threat of fines
#Infosec17 Dangers and Dependencies of Open Source Modules Detailed
Open source modules can contain major security problems, and are often relied upon by thousands of dependents.
Healthcare the Top-Targeted Vertical for Cybercrime
Reconnaissance, lateral movement and exfiltration detections have all increased by more than 265%.
North American, Global Workforce Gap to Hit 1.8m by 2022
A full 68% of cyber-workers in North America believe the workforce shortage is due to a lack of qualified personnel.
#Infosec17 Blockchain Could Be Next ‘Cybersecurity Frontier’ by 2025
KPN CISO argues there’s much work to be done before then
#Infosec17: Paxman Talks Trust at Infosecurity Europe
Veteran broadcaster dubious about Russian election hacking allegations
#INFOSEC17 Malwarebytes: WannaCry was Amateur Attackers Using Sophisticated Exploit
The WannaCry ransomware was ‘amateur’, but using a sophisticated exploit was the reason for its success.
Turla Uses Instagram in Latest Campaign Wave
Turla has been targeting governments and diplomats for years, but using social media to connect with the C&C is new.