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When major security vulns go live without warning, competitors suddenly band together.
Tech firms spend serious time and money trying to secure their employees and infrastructure from hackers. But gig economy companies like Lyft and Handy pay far less attention to cybersecurity for their contractors and, in some cases, encourage insecure behavior, researchers say—potentially exposing workers to greater…
It was late November and former Intel Corp. engineer Thomas Prescher was enjoying beers and burgers with friends in Dresden, Germany, when the conversation turned, ominously, to semiconductors.
The CISO's position on the security org chart influences the nature and frequency of interactions the security leader will have other executives — not to mention the security budget.
In the first 4 parts of "Fixing Data Breaches", I highlighted education, data ownership and minimisation, the ease of disclosure and bug bounties as ways of addressing the problem. It was inevitable that we'd eventually end up talking about penalties though because the fact remains that although all
How to protect data when there is no more traditional corporate network.
In a world of disappearing enterprise borders, IT leaders must shift the security focus to people and data.
Taking the right security steps for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs).
Understanding KPIs and KRIs.
People ARE the weakest link. Goodbye.
Burnout among cybersec pros.
Answer is "looks like yes, at least sometimes."
Yesterday I had a bunch of people point me at a tweet from a politician in the UK named Nadine Dorries. As it turns out, some folks were rather alarmed about her position on sharing what we would normally consider to be a secret. In this case, that secret is
While defending Damian Green, the Tory MP admitted she allows all levels of staff to log on to her computer
A mature enough company must start laying the foundation for their enterprise security program.
Uber's concealment of the breach increased the cyber risk of drivers and customers, as well as the potential loss of trust from investors and governments.
And the CISO should report directly to the CEO.
It turns out you can’t ensure cyber-security in the world’s fifth-largest employer if there’s no one in charge of making it happen.
In 2016, a security researcher alerted Equifax that anyone could have stolen the personal data of all Americans. The company failed to heed the warning.