We all know email is the top attack vector for cybercriminals. But when you look at some of the statistics recently released by Palo Alto Networks, the threat may be more ominous than we want to...
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Consumers have gotten used to using mobile banking, but that doesn't mean they trust it. Nor should they, given the escalating security threats. Read More on the Author's Website...
I recently had the opportunity to attend a webinar covering incident and breach response. In the world of cyber resilience, being able to respond to an attack is becoming equally important as...
The Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council's new Cybersecurity Assessment Tool needs to be redesigned - and the sooner, the better. The current design of the tool, also known as CAT, sets...
Indiana University Health Arnett Hospital reported the loss of an unencrypted USB drives containing information on 29,000 emergency room patients. How many victims? 29,324 Read More on the Author's...
The enterprise is facing a dangerous combination of mounting cybersecurity threats of increasing subtlety, and a widening gap in the skills required to identify and combat them. Read More on the...
So you've taken the time to complete the Cybersecurity Assessment Tool (CAT) that the FFIEC released last year. And whether you used a spreadsheet, a web application, or the plain old .pdf, you...
Another healthcare breach that could have been avoided by laptop encryption. HealthSouth Rehabilitation Hospital of Round Rock (Texas) is notifying individuals that some medical and personal...
Ransomware is the latest tool in the cybercriminal’s arsenal, but it has, to date, largely been used to target consumers. Could it now be used to hit banks and other financial institutions too? We...
Social engineering plays an important part in a significant number of cyberattacks, however big, small or sophisticated the crime is. In fact, as ESET’s senior researcher David Harley has previously...