Cybersecurity
11.29.21
09.10.21
Shameless identity thieves prove that vigilance is required...
Identify thieves highlight the importance of data and cybersecurity of personal information post-tragedy
Category Cybersecurity
09.02.21
Study highlights that most companies do not have adequate...
A recent study suggests that while 75% of organizations currently support a hybrid work model of allowing workers to work both in and outside of an office, only 20% of companies believe that it has the necessary security infrastructure to support that model for the long term.
Category Cybersecurity
09.01.21
Student health plan email phishing attack reinforces the need...
A student health insurance plan, Academic Health Plans, Inc., notified students of a recent email phishing attack. This recent attack on the Health Plan reinforces the importance of employee cybersecurity training and best practices.
Category Cybersecurity
08.27.21
New CISA guidance provides practical tips for preventing and...
This guidance serves as an important reminder of the steps an organization should take to protect the personal information and other sensitive data that it holds from a ransomware event.
Category Cybersecurity
08.24.21
Private Equity is investing in cybersecurity in record amounts
Pitchbook revealed in its recently issued Q2 2021 US PE Breakdown that private equity buyouts in cybersecurity are achieving new highs both in number of deals and the value of deals.
Category Cybersecurity
08.23.21
T-Mobile continues to deal with fallout of hack
As more details are revealed about the T-Mobile hack, the company was hit with a pair of class action lawsuits alleging that the company violated the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA).
Category Cybersecurity
08.19.21
Inspector General reports cyberattack on US Census Bureau
The US Office of Inspector General disclosed that the computer servers used by the US Census Bureau were exploited last year during a cybersecurity attack, but reassured that the hack did not compromise the 2020 census.
Category Cybersecurity
08.19.21
T-Mobile hack could open door to massive SIM-swapping fraud
Hackers have stolen personal information from more than 40 million current and prospective T-Mobile customers. This type of personal information can be used to commit SIM swapping, which enables cybercriminals to access any account tied to the victim’s phone number.
Category Cybersecurity