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Imagine receiving an email from US VP Mike Pence’s official email account asking for help because he has been stranded in the Philippines.
Actually, you don’t have to. This actually happened.
Pence’s email was hacked when he was still the governor of… Continue reading BitDam Study Exposes High Miss Rates of Leading Email Security Systems
Great news for iOS users!
You can now use your iPhone or iPad, running iOS 10 or later, as a physical security key for securely logging into your Google account as part of the Advanced Protection Program for two-factor authentication.
Android users h… Continue reading Use iPhone as Physical Security Key to Protect Your Google Accounts
Regardless of how they are made or who may be at fault when fraudulent transactions occur, the buck stops at the desks of cybersecurity professionals working at banks and financial institutions. A recent survey of 1,000 U.S. consumers conducted by Ter… Continue reading Cybersecurity at Banks a Different Kind of Holiday Stress
So by now, you have seen the news stories about the doofus hackers who are breaking into Ring cameras and scaring kids. And it turns…
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A couple of factors this year are making the 2019 holiday shopping season a circus for cybercriminals when it comes to cyberattacks against retail orgs. Continue reading Retail Cyberattacks Set to Soar 20% in 2019 Holiday Season
The holiday shopping season brings a spike in payment security threats for both consumers and retailers. Here are 13 ways to protect your sensitive data against retail cybercrime this year.
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Not all security barricades are made of wood. Some are made of bits. According to the New York Post, the New York Police Department ran…
The post The NYPD (and the rest of us) need some new barricades appeared first on Security Boulevard.
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Fishing retailer Orvis had a serious (and embarrassing) data breach recently. Independent security researchers found a posting on text snippet site Pastebin with what appeared…
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Building and launching a start-up company is a challenge in itself. Securing it when it is new, young and vulnerable is something else. It’s very necessary but also hard if you don’t know what you’re doing. And can you afford a consultant in the early … Continue reading Securing a business from scratch
When thinking about how to respond to cyber security incidents, you need to think about how your organization will engage with law enforcement – and…
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