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Good illustration of how security risks are never completely under one's own control.
Turns out that it was Kaspersky Labs cyber security researchers who helped the FBI catch alleged NSA data leaker
When we think about crime, terrorism, and warfare in cyberspace, it can be tempting to draw parallels with their conventional equivalents. While these kinds of allegories can sometimes help us understand the more hard-to-grasp concepts of what’s happening inside computer networks, they can also be dangerously inaccurate. (Comparing any system compromise to the attack on...
A well-written counterpoint to the House report. Helps show why blame-and-shame isn't the whole story.
"The Department of Monumental Expectations & Minute Allocations." LOL I will probably use that for the rest of my life now...
Leaders and scholars of online communities tend of think of community growth as the aggregate effect of inexperienced individuals arriving one-by-one. However, there is increasing evidence that gro…
A former Slack employee and the company's current chief information security officer say that Slack's paying customers aren't that interested in end-to-end encryption.
Public shaming gets lots of places to clean up their crap when they ignore their internal security people.
Are Health Care Organizations Protecting Data as Well as They Think? - Corporate Compliance Insights
8 Tips to Strengthen Your Data Security Practices The more often data is handled, the greater the risk of a
Credential exposure in the project management tool Trello.
"Identify the functions whose failure would jeopardize your business, isolate them from the internet to the greatest extent possible, reduce their reliance on digital technologies to an absolute minimum, and backstop their monitoring and control with analog devices and trusted human beings."
Server forgotten about for twelve years.
It's like driving with a defective airbag.
Around 40% of organizations ignore critical security issues when they don’t know how to fix them
Why emerging companies have little concern for security, privacy, and regulations -- and why that's an issue.
Local governments don’t pay much attention to cybersecurity, leaving them vulnerable to hijacking as happened to Atlanta and Baltimore.
We must challenge ourselves to think differently about how and what we’re communicating if we want to be successful in making security a priority for our employees.
The main goal of our Cyber Initiative is to build a more capable cyber policy field that works with the private sector, as well as government, to solve pressing challenges. As we reached the midpoint of our initial five-year funding commitment, we thought it was time to look at how we’re doing. With that in ...
Why legacy applications are causing a security illness for the NHS.