Infosecurity News

  1. ENISA Reinforced as EU Cybersecurity Agency to Steer New Act

    ENISA rebrands to EU Cybersecurity Agency in new role boosting European Act

  2. CISOs: We’re Losing the Skills Race With Black Hats

    Symantec report paints alarming picture of skills crisis

  3. Payment Fraud Linked to Terrorism and Trafficking

    Terbium Labs calls for bigger anti-fraud effort from financial institutions

  4. Second Florida City Hit by Ransomware Opts to Pay

    The mayor of Lake City, Florida, says the city will pay the $460,000 ransom.

  5. US, Australia Defend Democracy With Cyber Center

    The Jeff Bleich Centre for the US Alliance in Digital Technology, Security and Governance will open in Adelaide, Australia.

  6. Netanyahu Boasts of Israel's Cyber Intelligence

    At Cyber Week 2019, Netanyahu says Israel's cybersecurity contributions have helped allies protect against terrorism.

  7. Dramatic Increase in Abuse of File Sharing Services

    FireEye reveals use of legitimate services to deliver malware

  8. Recipe for Disaster as Tech Support Scammers Use Paid Search

    Cyber-criminals use search ads for recipes to lure victims

  9. ICO Issues Notices After Met Police Contravenes GDPR

    London police force failing to deal promptly with subject access requests

  10. 'Dashboard Act' Would Force Orgs to Disclose Data

    The US Senate proposes a law to broaden data oversight and regulations.

  11. Breach at Dominion National Likely Began in 2010

    Dominion National announced that it is addressing a security incident.

  12. #DISummit19: Fraudsters Shifting Focus to Mobile Attacks

    Mobile fraud is less-targeted, but not for long

  13. #DISummit19: Online Fraud Becoming More Complex & Sophisticated

    New fraud opportunities are emerging as attacks become more complex

  14. #DISummit19: Fraudsters Always React & Respond to Better Security

    Collaboration is key to preventing online fraud

  15. China Blamed for APT Attacks on Global Telcos

    APT10 pegged for sophisticated multi-year spying operation

  16. UK Firms Riddled With Vulnerable Open Source Software

    Sonatype warns they each downloaded 21,000 flawed components in 2018

  17. Social Engineering Forum Suffers Major Breach

    Over 89,000 accounts compromised after platform flaw is exploited

  18. Botnet Abusing Android Debug Bridge, SSH is Back

    A cryptocurrency-mining botnet leverages open ADB ports, researchers say.

  19. Incomplete Fix Leads to New Kubernetes Bug

    A high-severity vulnerability impacts kubectl.

  20. Ethics and Compliance Programs Growing More Mature

    Strong buy-in from leadership drives success of ethics and compliance programs, study finds.

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