Egress CEO, Tony Pepper News breaking that a UNICEF employee had inadvertently revealed the personal details of 8,253 users of its Agora online learning platform, through a piece of unstructured data, has brought the need for organisations to ensure they’re Continue reading UNICEF data leak- Comment
Security researchers at Google have found evidence of a “sustained effort” to hack iPhones over a period of at least two years.The attack was said to be carried out using websites which would discreetly implant malicious software to gather contacts, Continue reading Google finds ‘indiscriminate iPhone attack lasting years’
Over 200,000 customers’ personal details were exposed in the Teletext Holidays breach due to an unsecured Amazon Web Services server, personal information like names, dates of birth, email and home addresses, flight times and card details. Commenting on this, Bill Continue reading UK Holidaymakers’ Data exposed for Three Years
New research by data security company, Clearswift, has shown that the recent large GDPR fines against enterprise giants British Airways and Marriott have had a ripple effect on board level involvement and spending plans in relation to cyber security within Continue reading High profile GDPR fines having greatest impact on UK cyber security spend
Sectigo announced its sponsorship of Electronic Frontier Foundation’s (EFF) free, open-source software tool, Certbot, to support efforts to encrypt the entire internet and build a network that is more structurally private, safe, and protected against censorship. Required certificate lifetimes are Continue reading Sectigo Collaborates with Electronic Frontier Foundation, Sponsors Automated Certificate Renewal in Certbot Open Source Software Tool
The Kazakhstan government is taking measures to force citizens to trust its own root, in the name of enabling the widespread persecution of dissidents, journalists, and human rights advocates. Google, Mozilla and Apple are taking action against the government of Continue reading Google, Apple, and Mozilla won’t budge on Kazakhstan’s plot to spy on citizens – Expert Comment
Colonel (Ret.) Zohar Rozenberg, former Head of IDF’s Cyber Department At this moment, cyber-attacks threaten thousands of vulnerable cargo ships, which carry billions of dollars’ worth of goods. Due to the lack of maritime-specific cybersecurity solutions, vessels are highly susceptible to Continue reading Securing Maritime Assets Demands a New Approach
One year on from the introduction of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and it is becoming clear that when it comes to Data Subject Access Requests (DSAR), organisations are confused regarding a desire to balance the rights of an Continue reading Demystifying Data Subject Access Requests
Written by Josh Lefkowitz, CEO, Flashpoint It’s hard to overstate the impact of financial fraud. It is pervasive, destructive, and distressing for victims. It erodes trust in business and society, and exposes organisations to high levels of regulatory, reputational, and Continue reading Sifting the haystack: what are the must-have datasets for fraud teams?
The Collaborative Alliance for Cybersecurity today confirmed its participation in the design and delivery of the new UK Cyber Security Council on behalf of the Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport (DCMS). The Alliance, with the Institution of Engineering Continue reading IET and The Collaborative Alliance to Develop New Cybersecurity Council and Professional Recognition Within the UK’s National Cybersecurity Strategy
