Infosecurity News
Moscow Enforces Coronavirus Quarantine with Facial Recognition Technology
Moscow is using facial recognition technology to catch those who disobey coronavirus quarantine
#RSAC: 10 Reasons Why a Cybersecurity Career is Beneficial to Personal and Professional Development
Despite the challenges, a career in cybersecurity can be a major enabler in skills and career development
Mobile Security Compromise Hits 40% of Firms
Verizon study claims many organizations are cutting corners
Almost Half of Orgs Have Dedicated Cyber-Threat Intelligence Team
85% of orgs have at least some kind of resource focusing on CTI
Sports Giant Decathlon Leaks 123 Million Records
Unencrypted customer and employee details part of the trove
Slickwraps Breach Hits 857,000 Customers
Emails, phone numbers, purchase histories and addresses stolen
#BSidesSF: How to Create a Security Program and Culture as the First Security Hire
At BSides San Francisco, Bryan Zimmer, head of security at Humu, delivered a talk on how to create a security program and develop a security-centric culture as the organization’s first security hire
#BSidesSF: Keynote: Slack CISO Reflects on a Decade of Mayhem and Gives Checklist Advice in Its Wake
At BSides San Francisco, Larkin Ryder, the interim CISO at Slack, delivered a keynote based on a decade of retrospection, reflection, and prediction
#RSAC: Realize the Harms and Benefits of Technology and Create Policies to Enable the Public
Decisions made by technology companies have angered people
#RSAC: Make Security a Business and a Technical Issue
Security is both a business and a technical issue, especially as businesses become more digital
Case Dropped Against Coalfire Pen Testers Accused of Burglary
Charges have been dismissed against Coalfire employees accused of burgling their courthouse client
FBI Arrests Man on Political Cyber-attack Charges
FBI arrests man accused of mounting cyber-attacks against a US congresswoman’s political rival
UW Medicine Facing Breach Lawsuit
Class-action lawsuit filed against University of Washington School of Medicine over data breach
Tech Industry is the Least Secure Industry, Say Hackers
Tech sector has the furthest to go to improve its security, according to HackerOne research
Google Pulls 600 Apps from Play Store
Titles featured disruptive "out of context" advertising
US Defense Agency Notifies Users of Serious Breach
DISA handles secure comms for White House and others
Over 120 Million US Consumers Exposed in Privacy Snafu
Market analysis firm Tetrad left S3 bucket misconfigured
US Cyber-flashers Could Get $1K Fine
The US is considering a bill that would hit serial cyber-flashers with hefty fines
Booz Allen Awarded $113m SEC Contract
SEC awards Booz Allen a $113m contract to modernize cyber-defense operations
New Jersey Hospital Network Faces Lawsuit Over Ransomware Attack
Class-action lawsuit proposed against Hackensack Meridian over ransomware attack
