Collaborate Disseminate
Since the introduction of cloud computing, more and more companies have been flocking to cloud computing, because it has proven to be cost effective and inherently more secure than on premise data centers. However, no one has ever claimed that making s… Continue reading It’s in the Cloud, So it Secure . . . Maybe!
Senators penned a letter to the FTC urging it to investigate whether Amazon is to blame for the massive Capital One data breach disclosed earlier this year. Continue reading Is AWS Liable in Capital One Breach?
Although it is early in the investigations into the recent Capital One breach, one can certainly draw some preliminary conclusions. Primary among these is the need for continuous attention to details when moving workloads to public cloud environments… Continue reading Public Cloud Transformation: Keys to Data Security
On Monday, a former Amazon employee was arrested and charged with stealing more than 100 million consumer applications for credit from Capital One. Since then, many have speculated the breach was perhaps the result of a previously unknown “zero-day” flaw, or an “insider” attack in which the accused took advantage of access surreptitiously obtained from her former employer. But new information indicates the methods she deployed have been well understood for years. Continue reading What We Can Learn from the Capital One Hack
Federal prosecutors this week charged a Seattle woman with stealing data from more than 100 million credit applications made with Capital One Financial Corp. Incredibly, much of this breached played out publicly over several months on social media and other open online platforms. What follows is a closer look at the accused, and what this incident may mean for consumers and businesses. Continue reading Capital One Data Theft Impacts 106M People