The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesFacebook Facebook uploaded 1.5 million people’s email contacts without their consentThe Telegraph - By Hannah BolandFacebook has admitted that it "unintentionally" uploaded email contacts of as many as 1.5 million users without their permission, in the social network's latest privacy blunder. The company said the issue
Futurismadded this to FuturismFacebook Facebook “Unintentionally” Uploaded 1.5 Million Email Contactsfuturism.com - Victor Tangermann Yet Another Glitch Is your data safe with Facebook? After getting caught storing “hundreds of millions” of account passwords in plain text last month — …
Kevin Wharramadded this to Security & Privacy InfoSec Handlers Diary Blog - How to Find Hidden Cameras in your AirBNBsans.edu - SANS Internet Storm Center Recently, there have been a number of stories about hidden cameras found in Airbnb rentals [1][2]. Of course, these cameras are likely not limited to …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoCEOs Why information security should be every hospital CEO's No. 2 priority (at least right now)healthcareitnews.com - Tom Sullivan Infosec is a patient safety issue and it’s critical that customers trust you. But many health systems have been investing too little for years. It’s …
Chris Hayes Secret Service learns why you don't plug strange USB drives into computersboingboing.net - Rob Beschizza After collaring a woman who got past security at Mar-a-Lago (described by Chris Hayes as President Donald Trump's "bribery palace") the Secret …
Microsoft Storiesadded this to Microsoft StoriesInformation Security The language of InfoSecmicrosoft.com As the cybersecurity industry has evolved, one dynamic has remained consistent: our industry-“speak”. We use a language that is very unique, …
Motherboardadded this to All StoriesInformation Security How the ‘New York Times’ Protects its Journalists From Hackers and SpiesVICE - Motherboard StaffThis week, CYBER speaks to Runa Sandvik, the senior director of information security at The New York Times about how she helps the Times journalists stay safe online and help them protect sources. Hackers
Bahruz Babayevadded this to Cybersecurity News StreamInformation Security Facebook is asking some new users for their email passwords and appears to be harvesting their contacts without consentBusiness Insider
Kevin Wharramadded this to Security & PrivacyInformation Security Women are only 24% of the infosec workforce. Now go follow them on TwitterTNW - Matthew HughesThe technology industry has, at least, for the past forty years, been something of a sausage-fest, with men dominating almost all tiers of the workplace. A new report from infosec industry group, the shows
Rochester UNSECURITY Episode 21: Rochester, Bully Customers, VRM, Staying Currentspreaker.com - Evan Francen and Brad Nigh Evan and Brad are back together for episode 21, but are recording from Rochester, NY. Other than talking about what the heck they're doing out there, …
Business Technology The rise of the MSSPcomputerweekly.com - www.computerweekly.com • Fortinet increases MSSP support • Focus on MSSPs at InfoSec • Tech Data: The security market has to change • GuardiCore on the hunt for managed security …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoRust (Programming Language) Questions regarding Rust.reddit.com - u/Megustoelbertolucci Hi there! I am somewhat skilled (on a 1-10 scale, would say 5) Python programmer and a beginner in C (2) and Rust caught my attention....simply …
Unsecurityadded this to Crypto & IT SecurityInformation Security The Cybersecurity Industry Makes Millions, But Is It Keeping Us Safe?VICE - Motherboard StaffThe cybersecurity industry is booming. As thousands meet at the RSA security conference, it's fair to wonder: What are all these companies actually doing? Last year, investors poured $5 billion in cybersecurity
Associated PressRisk ManagementShared Assessments/SFG Takes Cyber Defense Magazine Top InfoSec Awards for Risk Management and Third Party Risk Management;Associated PressSANTA FE, N.M. & SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Mar 7, 2019--The Shared Assessments Program, the member-driven leader in third party risk assurance, today announced that it has been named winner of the
TheStreetInformation Security Keeper Security Wins Double Honors For Its Password Management LeadershipTheStreet - PR Newswire CHICAGO, March 5, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Keeper Security, Inc., (RSA Conference, South Expo Hall, #1366) which offers leading zero-knowledge, …
Alan Nishiharaadded this to Alan Nishihara's Flipboard Magazine New infosec products of the week: March 1, 2019helpnetsecurity.com - Mirko Zorz, Editor in ChiefMarch 1, 2019 SecBI launches new solution to help MSSPs maximize their productivity and scalability SecBI announced an automated threat detection and response …
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Will you be able to keep your IoT devices away from hackers?hackernoon.com Kirill ShilovBlockedUnblockFollowFollowing Feb 26 While you’re thinking about a future dominated by robots and holograms, or at least “smarter” phones, …
Forbesadded this to TechnologyInformation Security B2B Media Platform CyberRisk Alliance Acquires InfoSec World Conference And ExpoForbes - Tony SilberCyberRisk Alliance, the four-month-old B2B startup serving the cybersecurity and information-risk management marketplace today announced it has acquired the InfoSec World Conference and Expo from Southborough,
Dark Readingadded this to Dark ReadingEmployment Your Employees Want to Learn. How Should You Teach Them?darkreading.com - Kelly Sheridan Staff Editor, Dark Reading Security practitioners are most likely to stay at organizations that offer career development. Here are eight tips to consider as you plan your …
Seeking AlphaInvesting Guggenheim adds Palo Alto to Best IdeasSeeking Alpha - Brandy Betz Guggenheim Securities adds Palo Alto Networks (NYSE:PANW) to its Best Ideas list, replacing Okta (NASDAQ:OKTA). The firm reiterates a Buy rating and …
High School Big four banks back high school security 'challenges'itnews.com.au - www.itnews.com.au Australia’s big four banks, plus BT (Bankers Trust), have thrown their backing behind a new “Cyber Challenges” program for Australian …
Internet of Things SK Infosec EQST Regular Media Day : IoT Hacking and Privacy Invasionacrofan.com - us.acrofan.com On the morning of January 30th, SK Infosec held EQST regular media day at Ferrum Tower in Jung-gu, Seoul. The media day was held by SK Infosec to show …
Information Security Credit agencies data exposed, bank completely shuts down after attack, WP plugin exploited in the wild, and more.spreaker.com - Paul Torgersen A daily look at the relevant information security news from overnight. Episode 84 - 14 February, 2019 Bank completely shuts down after attack - …
Information SecuritySecurity is Key to IoT 🔐 {Infographic} #CyberSecurity #iot #Marketing #BigData #infosec #CyberRisk #CyberAware #securitytechcpu.net - Michael Fisher TechCPU.NET Home • Pricing • Customers • Demo • News Home Twitter Security is Key to IoT 🔐 {Infographic} #CyberSecurity #iot #Marketing #BigData …
Alan Nishiharaadded this to Alan Nishihara's Flipboard MagazineChinese Companies Uncle Sam to its friends around the world: You can buy technology the easy way, or the Huaweitheregister.co.uk - By Shaun Nichols in San Francisco 12 Feb 2019 at 00:58 US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says his department may punish countries that purchase hardware from Chinese telecoms giant Huawei. Speaking at a …
andyrajadded this to Hackers Blue Monday in infosec: 620 million accounts across 16 'hacked' websites now for sale on dark web, seller claimstheregister.co.uk - By Chris Williams, Editor in Chief 11 Feb 2019 at 23:55 Dubsmash: 161,549,210 accounts for 0.549 BTC ($1,976) total 11GB of data taken in December 2018. Each account record contains the user ID, …
ItsAllAboutTheBytes.comadded this to Technology & Security NewsFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoInformation Security IDG Contributor Network: Have we doubled the number of women in infosec?csoonline.com - Lysa Myers If you’ve been watching trends in cybersecurity staffing for the last decade or so, you may be accustomed to panicky headlines about how everything …
Alan Nishiharaadded this to Alan Nishihara's Flipboard MagazineInformation Security Have we doubled the number of women in infosec?csoonline.com - Since 1999, Lysa Myers has worked both within antivirus research labs, finding and analyzing new malware, and within the third-party testing industry to evaluate the effectiveness of security products. As a security researcher for ESET, she focuses on providing practical analysis and advice of security trends and events. If you’ve been watching trends in cybersecurity staffing for the last decade or so, you may be accustomed to panicky headlines about how everything …
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