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> #InfosecNA18: Finding and Keeping Security Teams
Industry experts talk about overcoming the skills gap and retaining talent.
> #InfosecNA18: Building a Security Awareness Program
Panelists share tips on creative ways to train employees on security awareness.
> L’addiction au patch
S’il est nécessaire d’avoir recours aux patchs de sécurité pour protéger vos composants industriels, ils peuvent s’avérer contre productif en amenant à se focaliser sur les vulnérabilités d’un système plutôt que sur des solutions de protection globale. Alors, patch ou [...] Lire la suite
> #InfosecNA18: Mitnick Talks Social Engineering and Attack Tactics
Social engineering continues to be a success as attack tactics work
> Dutch Film Boss Sacked After €19m BEC Loss
Finance director also fired after failing to spot major scam
> Application Development Guidance: Introduction
Guidance for risk assessors, and developers of applications which will be run on devices handling OFFICIAL data.
> ICO Prosecution Leads to First Jail Sentence
Privacy watchdog sees data thief go to prison for six months
> Cathay Pacific Admits Cyber-Attack Lasted Months
Airline reveals deeper cybersecurity malaise at the firm
> We crypto now
Building and using cryptographic libraries is notoriously difficult. Even when each component of the system has been implemented correctly (quite difficult to do), improperly combining these pieces can lead to disastrous results. Cryptography, when rolled right, forms the bedrock of any secure appli...
> Nordstrom Quick to Tell Employees of a Data Breach
After a data breach was detected at Nordstrom, co-president Blake Nordstrom contacted employees.
> Facebook Bug Let Websites Access Private User Data
Facebook reportedly fixed a bug that granted websites access to user info and their contacts.
> How contract migration works
Smart contracts can be compromised: they can have bugs, the owner’s wallet can be stolen, or they can be trapped due to an incorrect setting. If you develop a smart contract for your business, you must be prepared to react to events such as these. In many cases, the only available solution is to dep...
> Countries Back the Paris Call to Secure Cyberspace
French president Emmanuel Macron launched the Paris Call for Trust and Security in Cyberspace at the UNESCO Internet Governance Forum.
> Employees’ Poor Security Habits Getting Worse, Survey Finds
87% of millennials reuse passwords across both personal and professional accounts
> The Good, the Bad, and the Weird
Let’s automatically identify weird machines in software. Combating software exploitation has been a cat-and-mouse game ever since the Morris worm in 1988. Attackers use specific exploitation primitives to achieve unintended code execution. Major software vendors introduce exploit mitigation to break...
> Experts Slam Employee Microchip Plans
It’s claimed chips could improve security by restricting physical access
> Most European Retailers Saw Fraud Rise This Year
Adyen study reveals growing interest in biometrics
> Cyber-Attacks Are Top Business Risk in North America and Europe
World Economic Forum report reveals growing concern from private sector
> WannaCry Still Alive, Reaches Almost 75,000 Victims
Ransomware is still the most widespread cryptor family
> NIS Directive Gets Real After OES Deadline
So-called “operators of essential services” have now been identified