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The National Cybersecurity Alliance’s second annual Data Privacy Week is January 22-28, 2023. Learn how you can participate in virtual events.
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One thing is certain in today’s cybersecurity landscape, managing cyber risk across enterprises is harder than it used to be previously, but why? It started with the explosion of cloud-based services and contact with third parties, which increase organ…
77% of IT decision makers across the United States and Canada believe their companies are likely to face a data breach within the next three years according to survey results released by Adastra. Survey respondents ranked data security as the biggest g…
A simple technology invented by Bell Labs over 20
years ago (and widely used today) could have prevented the Colonial Pipeline attack.
In 1880, the French government awarded Alexander Graham Bell
roughly the equivalent of $300K as a prize for invent…
How do you know company data is secure? How do organisations know their data is secure? And how can companies ensure that a network breach won’t result in a loss of sensitive data? The consequences of a data breach are potentially disastrous for a…
Cloud security is about much more than security functionality. The top cloud providers all seem to have a capable suite of security features and most surveyed organizations report that they see all the top cloud platforms as generally secure. So, why d…
While reading the news this morning about yet another successful data breach, I couldn’t help but wonder if the hyperbole used in reporting about data breaches is stifling our ability to educate key stakeholders on what they really need to know.
Today…
I read a few articles this week suggesting that the big question for Equifax is whether or not their data was encrypted. The State of Massachusetts, speaking about the lawsuit it filed, said that Equifax “didn’t put in safeguards like encryption that w…
We live in a time of daily breach notifications. One recently affected organization in Germany put out a statement which said: “The incident is not attributable to security deficiencies.” and “Human error can also be ruled out.” They went on say that …
Microsoft
customers in Arizona were scammed by a BPO setup by fraudsters who’s executives
represented themselves as Microsoft employees and managed to convince them that
for a 300$ charge they would enhance the performance of their desktop
computers.&…