Cancer informatics and digital pathology provider Inspirata and radiology enterprise imaging specialists Fujifilm announced today a commercial partnership which enables Fujifilm to supply and service Inspirata’s digital pathology solutions in the United Kingdom. With increased NHS interest in digital pathology as a vehicle for Continue reading Inspirata and Fujifilm Strike Commercial Partnership to Supply Digital Pathology Services to the UK National Health Service→

In August 2012, Wikileaks published documents said to expose “TrapWire,” as a US government spy network that used ordinary surveillance cameras to analyse data of people of interest. The Trapwire system was said to use data from a network of Continue reading Avoiding the move towards a surveillance state→

Written by John Czupak, CEO, ThreatQuotient There’s something big brewing in the world of security operations, but what exactly is it? We are regularly inundated with various descriptions of useful tools and capabilities (think Security Orchestration, Automation and Response (SOAR), Continue reading SOAR vs. Security Operations: What’s Really Going On?→

Stealth-mode startup announced that it has successfully completed its first round of funding, developing groundbreaking cybersecurity solutions for railways. With Cervello, railway operators can be better protected against cyber threats to their signaling systems and operation. Cervello, an Israel-based company Continue reading Cervello Raises $4.5 Million Seed Round for its Innovative Railway Cyber Security Solutions→

News has surfaced that a hacker has stolen the personal details of millions of Bulgarians and has emailed download links to the stolen data to local news publications. The information is reportedly from the country’s tax agency, in an attack that Continue reading Sensitive financial data on over 5 million Bulgarians stolen by hackers- Comment→

It has been reported that American telecommunications provider Sprint has suffered a data breach, telling customers that hackers broke into their accounts through a Samsung website. The number of customer accounts breached isn’t yet known. The hack occurred June 22, Sprint told its customers in a letter, Continue reading Telecoms giant Sprint suffers data breach via Samsung website- Comment→

Tom Kellermann, Chief Cybersecurity Officer for Carbon Black In the highly regulated industries of finance, healthcare and energy, a focus on governance, risk and compliance (GRC) is crucial to effectively combat a cybersecurity breach. Unfortunately, when considering international data sharing, Continue reading Governance, Risk and Compliance – Enacting Proactive Risk Management→

Given the recent news that the ICO’s own website failed to comply with GDPR guidelines, a new study from Tripwire has found non-compliance is actually widespread, with 14 percent of organisations failing to meet the 72-hour deadline to notify customers Continue reading Over one in ten of organisations are still not compliant with GDPR→

Cyber crime remains one of the foremost risks to the legal sector. Targeted attacks against firms are on the rise, with 60% of law firms reported to have suffered an information security incident during 2018, and in 2017 alone, £11million of client money was Continue reading Combatting the cyber threat to the UK legal sector→

Written by Josh Lefkowitz, CEO of Flashpoint Today, corporate security is everyone’s responsibility. Whether you work in procurement, finance, sales, or legal, you need to identify and manage risks—digital and physical—related to your department. The human resources department is no Continue reading The risk your business “invites” in – managing insider threat→