Collaborate Disseminate
This week we’ve seen news of LinkedIn data that was hacked 4 years ago finally being released. It’s not that unusual to have long lead times between breach and public release.
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Companies are often slow to acknowledge they’ve suffered a data breach, but verification of a publicly leaked breach is often the easy bit.
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Just because your data is with the government doesn’t make it any more secure than when it’s with other online assets, as events last week showed us.
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Modern websites are a mashup of all sorts of different libraries and services, so who’s responsible when one of them goes wrong?
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It often takes public disclosure for a company to take security seriously, but at least that’s proven to be an effective means of actually making a positive difference.
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The press might like to make “car hacking” look rather sensational, but it’s actually a lot simpler than that.
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