20 Oct

Oops, web trackers may have leaked 3 million patients’ info

A hospital network in Wisconsin and Illinois fears visitor tracking code on its websites may have transmitted personal information on as many as 3 million

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20 Oct

What Is Smishing and Vishing, and How Do You Protect Yourself

Smishing and vishing are scams where criminals attempt to get users to click a fraudulent link through a phone text message, email, or voicemail. These

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20 Oct

What Are Tailgating Attacks and How to Protect Yourself From Them

Whether you’re spending time on the web or working in the office, you want peace of mind knowing that you are in a safe environment.

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20 Oct

How to Tell Whether a Website Is Safe or Unsafe

It’s important to know that not all websites are safe to visit. In fact, some sites may contain malicious software (malware) that can harm your

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20 Oct

“This Connection Is Not Private” – What it Means and How to Protect Your Privacy

Have you ever been browsing online and clicked a link or search result that took you to a site that triggers a “your connection is

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20 Oct

Cloud migration and the cyber skills shortage

Sponsored Post Shifting workloads and applications to the cloud is on every forward-thinking CIO’s wish list. It is also their worst nightmare. If they get

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20 Oct

BlueBleed: Microsoft customer data leak claimed to be ‘one of the largest’ in years

Microsoft has confirmed a data leak linked to a misconfigured server for a cloud storage service but is disputing the extent of the problem. In

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20 Oct

Student Insights on Cybersecurity Careers

Hi, our names are Aubrie, Kyle, and Lindsey! We participated in internships at the National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education (NICE) Program Office this past year.

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20 Oct

President Biden still wants his cybersecurity labels on those smart devices

The Biden administration is pushing ahead with its drive to add cyber security labeling to consumer Internet of Things (IoT) devices, and may join other

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20 Oct

Biden administration wants standard cyber security labelling for smart devices

The Biden administration has accelerated its efforts to add cyber security labelling for consumer Internet of Things (IoT) devices, and may join other nations in

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20 Oct

Confidentiality in the cloud: the delicate bargain of trust

Sponsored Feature The concept behind Confidential Computing isn’t new – organisations have been using hardware-assisted technology to encrypt and decrypt data for a while now.

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20 Oct

Health insurer’s infosec incident diagnosis goes from ‘take a chill pill’ to emergency ward

Australian health insurer Medibank has revealed it’s been contacted by a group that claims to have its customers’ data and is threatening to distribute it.

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20 Oct

CISA warns of security holes in industrial Advantech, Hitachi kit

This week, the US government’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) expanded its ever-growing list of vulnerability in industrial control systems (ICS) and critical infrastructure

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19 Oct

Cost of a health insurance security breach? NY watchdogs say it’s $4.5m

New York regulators continue turning the screws on organizations with slapdash computer security. This week, $4.5 million was extracted from vision insurance company EyeMed, which

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19 Oct

Verizon prepaid accounts hijacked by SIM swap crooks

Verizon has notified some prepaid customers that their accounts were compromised and their phone numbers potentially hijacked by crooks via SIM swaps. We’re told that

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19 Oct

New Malicious Clicker found in apps installed by 20M+ users

Authored by SangRyol Ryu Cybercriminals are always after illegal advertising revenue. As we have previously reported, we have seen many mobile malwares masquerading as a

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19 Oct

Millennials, Gen Z actually suck at workplace security

It’s just as you suspected: your Gen Z and millennial coworkers just aren’t taking cybersecurity at work seriously enough.  Professional services firm EY made that

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19 Oct

So, the US, China, and Russia walk into an infosec conference

Cyber-diplomats from around the world say they want the internet to be safe, secure, and free of interference. Of course, they believe it’s the fault

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