Collaborate Disseminate
The digitization of healthcare is changing the face of fraud. With the growth of electronic health records (EHRs), online patient portals and virtual clinics, a wealth of sensitive medical information is available across multiple digital channels and w… Continue reading Is curiosity killing patient privacy?
As phishing continues to be the number one method for initiating a breach, investing in anti-phishing technologies or training – preferably both – should be a no-brainer for most companies. As Aaron Higbee, co-founder and CTO of Cofense not… Continue reading What will phishers do once push-based MFA becomes widely used?
The European Payment Services Directive 2 (PSD2), introduced in January 2018, contains the requirement for additional security features for certain online transactions. These security requirements, known as Strong Customer Authentication (SCA), come in… Continue reading PSD2 and strong customer authentication: Are all elements equal?
In software development, a supply chain attack is typically performed by inserting malicious code into a code dependency or third-party service integration. Unlike typical cyber attacks, supply chain attacks provide two major advantages to attackers. F… Continue reading Supply chain attacks: Mitigation and protection
Despite improvements in combating cybercrime and threats, IT security professionals are still struggling to fully secure their organization and protect against breaches with 61 percent claiming to have experienced a data breach at their current employe… Continue reading Cybercriminals continue to target intellectual property, putting brand reputation at risk
Even though many security professionals are still dissatisfied with threat intelligence accuracy and quality, its use as a resource for network defense is growing. According to the 2019 SANS Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) Survey, the percentage of org… Continue reading Making the most of threat intelligence with threat intelligence gateways
Hospitals are filled with machines connected to the internet. With a combination of both wired and wireless connectivity, knowing and managing which devices are connected has become more complicated and, consequently, the institutions’ attack surface h… Continue reading Hacking our way into cybersecurity for medical devices
As companies increasingly rely on networked systems and on the Internet, cybersecurity threats have grown. Companies that fall victim to a successful cyberattack incur substantial costs for remediation, including increased costs for cyber protection, l… Continue reading SEC demands better disclosure for cybersecurity incidents and threats
A former GE engineer and a Chinese national have been formally charged with 14 counts of economic espionage by the U.S. Department of Justice after stealing trade secrets from GE. The indictment describes the calculated theft of sensitive documents rel… Continue reading GE trade secret theft case demonstrates need for document behavior monitoring
A perfect storm of regulation, increased threats and technological complexity is overwhelming cybersecurity decision makers, reveals new research from Symantec. Cybersecurity suffers from information overload Four in five (82 percent) security leaders … Continue reading The leading sources of stress for cybersecurity leaders? Regulation, threats, skills shortage