Internet Security

How Can Financial Firms Improve Email Security After Data Breaches?
Data Protection & Privacy How Can Financial Firms Improve Email Security After Data Breaches?

The recent data breach at Schreck Financial Group has accentuated the rising vulnerability of email systems in the financial sector, prompting a re-evaluation of email security practices to safeguard sensitive information. Financial firms, often custodians of a vast amount of personal and financial

How Is the FCC Enhancing Data Security with State AG Partnerships?
Data Protection & Privacy How Is the FCC Enhancing Data Security with State AG Partnerships?

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has recently announced an expansive collaboration effort with state attorneys general to boost privacy, data protection, and cybersecurity enforcement. This new strategy underscores the FCC's commitment to safeguarding consumer data against

How Can Major Cyber Breaches Like Transak’s Be Prevented in the Future?
Data Protection & Privacy How Can Major Cyber Breaches Like Transak’s Be Prevented in the Future?

The recent data breach at Miami-based cryptocurrency payment processor Transak exposed sensitive customer information of over 92,000 individuals due to a phishing attack on an employee’s laptop, revealing significant vulnerabilities in corporate security defenses. This incident, which compromised d

Are Industrial Process Sensors Secure Against Cyber Threats?
Infrastructure & Network Security Are Industrial Process Sensors Secure Against Cyber Threats?

In the realm of industrial operations, cybersecurity has become an increasingly critical focus, particularly within the Oil & Natural Gas industry. Process sensors, which play a vital role in monitoring and controlling industrial environments, are often overlooked in cybersecurity strategies.

Styra Patches NTLM Hash Leak Vulnerability in Open Policy Agent
Infrastructure & Network Security Styra Patches NTLM Hash Leak Vulnerability in Open Policy Agent

In recent developments, Styra has patched a crucial security flaw identified in its Open Policy Agent (OPA) that could have allowed remote attackers to compromise NTLM credentials. Discovered by cybersecurity researchers and designated CVE-2024-8260, this vulnerability necessitated immediate

SEC Fines Check Point, Mimecast, Unisys, Avaya for SolarWinds Hack Disclosures
Infrastructure & Network Security SEC Fines Check Point, Mimecast, Unisys, Avaya for SolarWinds Hack Disclosures

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has taken enforcement actions against four companies for inadequate disclosures related to the SolarWinds hack. Check Point, Mimecast, Unisys, and Avaya are accused of failing to fully inform investors and the public about the impact of the hack,

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