The United States have indicted six Russian from the GRU intelligence agency for alleged rolls in a series of attacks causing billions of dollars in damage to the private sector. The officers were part of a group known as Sandworm or Telebots, and known for NotPetya, an attack on the Olympic Games and downing the…
Alleged leaks connecting Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden to his son’s correspondences in Ukraine immediately raised alarm bells to forensic analysts, and offer an interesting case study for why security teams struggle to validate company files as legitimate.
Given that direct connection to technology, and challenges tied to attribution, CISOs often find themselves explaining how disinformation campaigns gain traction, and finding ways to minimize the damage.
The problem is that mechanisms for law enforcement to circumvent encryption inherently weaken security by adding an additional layer of access.
For the third year in a row, compliance with the standard for storing and transmitting credit card information has plummeted, with the hospitality, retail and financial sectors struggling. According to data compiled by Verizon based on its own audits of companies in 60 different countries. Companies that were fully compliant with the Payment Card Industry…
The big problem preventing users from sharing data with DHS is the quality of the information they receive back from the system.
NIST is on the hunt for advancements that can better protect privacy within big data, which could have huge applications across public and private sectors.
Twitter’s planned misinformation-busting feature, known as “Birdwatch,” appears to be a crowdsourced way to tag tweets as misleading, include notes explaining rationale, and flag for moderation. Little is known about the feature, which Twitter confirmed, and TechCrunch was first to report. A moderation feature of some kind first came to light over the summer, when reverse…
Enterprises are beginning to use low-cost, low earth orbit satellites for business purposes. But they can introduce risks.
The United Kingdom’s official Huawei auditing board claims the beleaguered Chinese telecommunications supplier continues to show “concerning issues” in its approach to software development and data security.
