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Vulnerability Exposed DJI Customer Data and Drone Flight Logs, Photos and Videos Generated During Drone Flights
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Continue reading DJI Drone Vulnerability Exposed Customer Data, Flight Logs, Photos and Videos
The relationship between security and user friction remains problematic. Businesses can increase security by strengthening authentication procedures, for example, by requiring multi-factor authentication in the form of soft tokens or biometric proof of… Continue reading BehavioSec Adds New Features to Behavioral Biometrics Platform
Regulation of Artificial Intelligence Could Potentially be More Complex and Far Reaching Than GDPR
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Continue reading The Starter Pistol Has Been Fired for Artificial Intelligence Regulation in Europe
National Insider Threat Task Force (NITTF) Releases New Insider Threat Program Maturity Framework
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Continue reading U.S. Government Publishes New Insider Threat Program Maturity Framework
The Biggest Problem is Not in Measuring the Accuracy of the Cybersecurity Skills/Workforce Gap, But in Finding a Way to Close It
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Continue reading Addressing the 3 Million Person Cybersecurity Workforce Gap
Even if OT Systems Are Not Compromised, Cyberattacks Against IT Networks of Energy Suppliers Are Common
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Continue reading Cyberattacks Against Energy Sector Are Higher Than Average: Report
On 6 July 2018, the UK’s data protection regulator (ICO) issued the first GDPR-related enforcement notice. It was delivered on Canadian firm Aggregate IQ.
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Continue reading UK Regulator Issues Second GDPR Enforcement Notice on Canadian Firm
Although the U.S has been engaged in cybersecurity for over a generation, “there continues to be organizational and human gaps that leave the nation insecure.” Few people would disagree. What is less clear is any realistic and effective solution to the… Continue reading Proposal for Cybersecurity Civilian Corps Gets Mixed Reception
Phishing — from bulk spam phishing to more targeted spear-phishing and business email compromise (BEC) attacks — is the number one attack vector faced by business today.
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Continue reading AI-Facilitated Product Aims to Stop Spear-Phishing Attacks
According to new research, 98% of leading companies across the U.S. and Europe are vulnerable to cybercriminals through their web applications. While this figure may seem high, it will surprise neither the companies themselves nor independent security … Continue reading 92% of External Web Apps Have Exploitable Security Flaws or Weaknesses: Report