Data Loss Prevention
Data Loss Prevention (DLP)
92 million MyHeritage email addresses found on private server
On Monday, MyHeritage, an online genealogy platform, announced that more than 90 million of their users had email addresses and hashed passwords compromised, after a researcher discovered a file being hosted on a private server.
Getting security ‘right’
We love to talk about doing things right, there is no such things as doing it right. Perfect is the enemy of good and also of modern infrastructure.
Review: Seceon soups up standard SIEM
The Open Threat Management Platform essentially acts as both an SIEM and a frontline security appliance. Thrifty firms may want to consider eliminating some of their other cybersecurity programs if they duplicate what the OTM is...
Does your security solution protect against GDPR non-compliance?
Despite a seemingly complete overhaul of data security and privacy as the General Data Protection Regulation rolled out, many fall short when screening for compliance. How do you protect your organization, your clients and your...
How GDPR impacts US cybersecurity policy
With the GDPR in full effect, expect to start seeing an impact in the US sooner vs. later. All it will take is the next major data breach for the American public to start demanding ownership of their personal data.
Cloud functions present new security challenges
Cloud functions, or serverless apps, are small, fast and pop in and out of existence. So, how do you secure them?
Valve patches decade-old bug that made Steam users' PCs vulnerable
Valve patched a 10-year remote code execution bug that could have bitten all Steam clients and allowed attackers to remotely control gamers' computers.
How elections are hacked via social media profiling
What to expect in the 2018 midterm elections and how malvertising tactics will be used to target voters.
When security and privacy overrule convenience
Organizations can enable end-to-end API security with OAuth, OpenID Connect and ABAC.
What is Shodan? The search engine for everything on the internet
Defenders find this simple tool valuable for finding vulnerable devices attached to the web that need to be secured.
Do those stellar security obligations really provide any protection?
It is vital for businesses to understand limitation-of-liability clauses in vendor contracts, especially when recovering damages from a cybersecurity breach. Here is insight into these clauses, including how businesses can best draft...
CIA contractor secretly hoards his classified work
Former CIA contractor Reynaldo Regis pled guilty to keeping secret notebooks of his work within the CIA from 2006-2016 and storing the notebooks in his home.
Feeling secure enough to use open source for IAM projects
Using open source software to add functionality to your IAM systems within a secure framework.
The rise of analyst-centric security operations technologies
The shift of technology to meet analyst needs has altered the infosec market -- for the better.
How GDPR will affect small and midsized businesses
GDPR went into effect May 25th and many small- to medium-sized businesses will be impacted whether they realize it or not. Although daunting, here are a few steps your company can take to be better prepared.
2 Canadian banks hacked, 90,000 customers' data stolen
Bank of Montreal and the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce’s Simplii Financial confirmed hackers stole the personal and financial data of thousands of customers.
Cybersecurity outlook: data protection takes center stage
From an ever-increasing uptick in data breaches to the rise of Cybercrime-as-a-Service, data protection will continue to be top of mind for CIOs and their teams through 2018 and beyond.
Salted Hash – SC 02: What a TSB phishing attack looks like
In April, TSB (a retail and commercial bank in the UK) announced they would shutdown some systems for an IT upgrade. However, the upgrade was a disaster, and over a month later customers are still having problems. As a result,...
What is cryptojacking? How to prevent, detect, and recover from it
Criminals are using ransomware-like tactics and poisoned websites to get your employees’ computers to mine cryptocurrencies. Here’s what you can do to stop it.
Symantec in a position to progress and prosper
Symantec has some internal challenges and increased competition, but it appears to be facing these challenges from a position of strength in the market.
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