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Amazon reaches out to users with bad security before the crooks do

Posted on August 4, 2017 by Christopher Burgess

Amazon is taking proactive steps to keep its customers safe Continue reading Amazon reaches out to users with bad security before the crooks do→

Posted in ACL, Amazon, AWS, Data loss, privacy

Going on holiday? Here are our tips for a security-minded trip

Posted on July 28, 2017 by Christopher Burgess

From taking care with hotel WiFi to keeping your cellphone safe, we’ve got some advice as you head off on holiday Continue reading Going on holiday? Here are our tips for a security-minded trip→

Posted in security awareness, Security threats, summer vacation

Wells Fargo apologizes for spilling trove of data on wealthy clients

Posted on July 27, 2017 by Christopher Burgess

The e-discovery process during litigation is a challenge to make sure that all the data is properly handled and disclosed, as Wells Fargo has learned Continue reading Wells Fargo apologizes for spilling trove of data on wealthy clients→

Posted in Data loss, eDiscovery, Law & order, privacy, wells fargo

Swedish PM admits that huge data leak is ‘a disaster’

Posted on July 25, 2017 by Christopher Burgess

Huge outsourcing project led to data on millions of Swedish citizens as well as criminal records, and the home addresses of military personnel being exposed Continue reading Swedish PM admits that huge data leak is ‘a disaster’→

Posted in Government security, Infosec, Sweden

Your pacemaker could be put in the witness box against you

Posted on July 24, 2017 by Christopher Burgess

What happens when a wearable or embedded medical device tells a different story to someone suspected of a crime? Continue reading Your pacemaker could be put in the witness box against you→

Posted in medical devices, SBN

Hit the road – with your insurer and lender keeping an eye on your driving

Posted on July 21, 2017 by Christopher Burgess

How would you feel about your insurer or your finance company having access to data about your driving and where you go? Continue reading Hit the road – with your insurer and lender keeping an eye on your driving→

Posted in black box insurance, Car security, kill switch, starter interrupt devices

ATM crooks up the ante by using infrared to steal your PIN

Posted on July 20, 2017 by Christopher Burgess

Using infrared for data transfer isn’t new, but finding an IR transmitter on an ATM in Oklahoma took law enforcement by surprise Continue reading ATM crooks up the ante by using infrared to steal your PIN→

Posted in ATM skimming, Law & order

Access all areas – but for how long after you’ve left the company?

Posted on July 18, 2017 by Christopher Burgess

How quickly do you push the big red Delete button on someone’s access after they leave? Continue reading Access all areas – but for how long after you’ve left the company?→

Posted in Data loss, policy, procedure, process, Security threats, SIEM

Wait, you didn’t want to clean the toilets? Should have read the terms!

Posted on July 17, 2017 by Christopher Burgess

Some 22,000 people unwittingly agreed to clean bathrooms and hug stray cats and dogs in return for free WiFi – and their experience is a good reminder to be aware of what you’re agreeing to Continue reading Wait, you didn’t want to clean the toilets? Should have read the terms!→

Posted in privacy, SBN

How did the data of 14m Verizon customers end up online?

Posted on July 13, 2017 by Christopher Burgess

Verizon says the loss is ‘overstated’, but if you’re a customer, you might want to change your PIN – just to be on the safe side Continue reading How did the data of 14m Verizon customers end up online?→

Posted in Data loss, privacy, Security Events, Security threats

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