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Companies subject to PCI DSS security requirements are audited once per year, yet many of these companies continue to be breached. It is not that PCI DSS fails, but that companies fail to maintain compliance from one audit to the next. According to Ver… Continue reading PCI DSS Compliance Between Audits is Declining: Verizon
805,000 Cybersecurity Professionals Are Currently Estimated to be Working in the U.S., Study Finds
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Continue reading Cybersecurity Workforce Gap: 145% Growth Needed to Meet Global Demand
Cybersecurity startup firm Sepio Systems, with headquarters in Gaithersburg, Maryland and R&D in Tel Aviv, Israel, has closed a $6.5 million Series A funding round. The funding was led by Hanaco Ventures and Merlin Ventures, with the participation … Continue reading Sepio Systems Raises $6.5 Million to Defend Against Rogue Hardware
The Most Effective Cyber Defense is Having an Agile Leadership Team that Prioritizes Risk Based Upon Relevant Threats
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Continue reading The Future of Cyber Through the Eyes of an Intelligence Firm
Identity deception attacks continue to grow, but the type of attack seems to be changing. During Q3, 2019, phishing campaigns impersonating brands dropped by 6% over the previous quarter. Attacks impersonating individuals, however, increased by 10%. Th… Continue reading Vendor Email Compromise is Latest Identity Deception Attack
“Spear phishing… remains the principal attack vector for most cybercrimes,” says Europol in a new report. Sixty-five percent of targeted attack groups use it as their primary infection vector, while 32% of breaches involve phishing. During 2018, up t… Continue reading Europol on Methodology Behind Successful Spear Phishing Attacks
There have been many studies and investigations into the number of stolen credentials available on the dark web. However, a new report that was just released is a bit different: it focuses on credentials belonging to global Fortune 500 organizations, a… Continue reading 21 Million Stolen Fortune 500 Credentials For Sale on Dark Web
It’s Often Difficult for Readers to Distinguish Between Hyperbole and Genuinely Shocking Survey Statistics
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A chain of vulnerabilities in MikroTik routers could allow an attacker to gain a backdoor. The chain starts with DNS poisoning, goes on to downgrading the installed version of MikroTik’s RouterOS software, and ends with enabling a backdoor.
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… Continue reading MikroTik Router Vulnerabilities Can Lead to Backdoor Creation