US jury condemns intelligence officer for trade secrets theft
Interpol Hunts for Remaining Clop Ransomware Members
Operation Cyclone led to several arrests in June
Rug shaking to rice throwing: Spain’s weirdest prohibitions
Towns and cities in Spain have passed some rather bizarre bylaws which prohibit activities that don’t seem that punishable, from a ban on shaking out a rug onto the street to fines for those who play dominoes outdoors.
Ohio Schools Get New Cybersecurity Resource
Ohio Department of Education launches Education Cybersecurity Resources web page
DOD Licenses Data Carver
Digital forensics tool that salvages previously unrecoverable content can now be licensed from DC3
Ransomware Attack on Lab in Florida
Cyber-intrusion at Nationwide Laboratory Services impacts more than 30K patients
Keeping Up with Biden Administration Cybersecurity Mandates
With Wednesday?s sweeping cybersecurity mandates issued by the Biden administration, patching Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs) are top of mind ? for both federal and private-sector companies alike ? to help prevent damaging intrusions. Inten…
One in Three Workers Monitored by Their Employers
A sharp rise in home workers being monitored by cameras has been reported, sparking privacy and intrusion concerns
#SecTorCa: Cyber Expert Wendy Nather Unmasks “Scary Bits” of Infosec in 2021
Wendy Nather, head of advisory CISOs at Cisco, sees many “dark” things on the infosec landscape
ONS Reports Huge Spike in Cybercrime and Fraud During COVID-19
Fraud and computer misuse offenses rose by 43% in the year ending June 2021 compared with the pre-COVID year ending June 2019