Experts from Portland, OR-based Tripwire (www.tripwire.com), provider of advanced cybersecurity threat solutions, commented on the FCC’s announcement that AT&T has agreed to pay $25 million to settle the FCC investigation into the consumer privacy violations that exposed information for more than 250,000 customers in the US. Here to comment on this news is security experts: Chris Conacher, director of security research and development at Tripwire, Craig Young, security researcher at Tripwire and Philip Lieberman, cybersecurity expert and president of Los Angeles-based Lieberman Software.
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New report examines eight trends that pose significant data theft risks for organisations Websense, Inc. a global leader in protecting organisations from the latest cyber attacks and data theft, released the Websense® Security Labs™ 2015 Threat Report, analysing evolving attack trends, tactics and defense vulnerabilities.
Following on from the news that researchers have uncovered a sinister side effect to a free app which over one million Google Chrome users have downloaded, and which potentially leaks their personal information back to a single IP address in the USA. Here to comment on this news is the security expert Eduard Meelhuysen, VP and managing director, EMEA, at Netskope.
Making the most of information is a priority for business leaders everywhere, but achieving this goal is be difficult. Just one in ten business leaders in Europe has complete confidence in their organisation’s ability to extract value from information. One of the underlying causes of this could be a lack of understanding amongst those who create, manage, and use information.
Prototype with Windows 10 NFC capability to be demonstrated at the RSA Conference in San Francisco on 20-24th April 2015
In order to develop a rational approach to nation-state hacking, it’s important to understand the background and change the way we perceive it.
Press comment from Lloyd’s insurer AEGIS London on cyber security and data disruption.
Akamai, Cisco, Electronic Frontier Foundation, Mozilla and others aim to provide free, easy way to protect our online lives with Let’s Encrypt The Linux Foundation, the nonprofit organization dedicated to accelerating the growth of Linux and collaborative development, today announced it will host the Internet Security Research Group (ISRG) and its Let’s Encrypt project, a free, automated and open security certificate authority for the public’s benefit.
Survey of 10 to 18-year-old students shows cyberbullying is significantly more likely to originate from a friend than a stranger
After years and years of headlines and statistics about Android security and malware, ranging from questionable statistics to outright bs, Google finally fired back with some hard numbers through a report titled “Android Security State of the Union 2014”.