FBI & DHS Warn About 2 North Korea Malware Threats
Jeffrey Burt | 5/31/2018 | The FBI and Department of Homeland Security are warning about North Korea's Hidden Cobra group, which is suspected of being behind the Joanap and Brambul threats that have targeted multiple countries for almost a decade.
How to Empower Today's 'cISOs'
Although many security leaders have a C in their title, not all are true capital-C "Chiefs." Here are three ways to live up to the job description.
GDPR 101: Keeping Data Safe Throughout the 'Supply Chain'
There are a lot of moving pieces involved with data collection, retention, and processing in the EU's new General Data Protection Regulation. Here's how to break down responsibilities between your security team and service providers.
How to Hang Up on Fraud
Three reasons why the phone channel is uniquely vulnerable to spoofing and what call centers are doing about it.
WannaCry: How the Notorious Worm Changed Ransomware
Jeffrey Burt | 5/17/2018 | This week marked the one-year anniversary of the WannaCry ransomware attacks and its impact can still be seen in the form of such encrypting malware as NotPetya, BadRabbit and Olympic Destroyer.
Relax: PGP Is Still Secure
Talk about overreacting. After researchers claimed to have found some flaws in PGP, the industry lost its collective mind. Here's what is really happening.
UNC Researchers Pitch Framework to Fight Password Reuse
Jeffrey Burt | 5/15/2018 | The proposal from two security researchers at the University of North Carolina would entail creating a protocol that would enable websites and service providers to block attempts by individuals trying to use the same password for multiple sites.
Cisco: As Business Users Go Mobile, So Do Attackers
Jeffrey Burt | 5/10/2018 | Cisco monitored the wireless traffic at the MWC show in February and found more than 32,000 security events and high use of encryption, though some applications used outdated protocols.
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