Month: March 2021

Cyber-attackers impersonate IRS to scam university students and staff …

First retail, hospitality, and travel industry–wide cybersecurity exercise announced …

Real Housewives of Salt Lake City stars face money laundering and wire fraud charges …

University of Warwick achieves first place in Veracode’s inaugural Hacker Games …

BlueVoyant report reveals widespread vulnerabilities and open ports …

The council will be working on boosting professional standards in the cybersecurity industry …

Reynolds brings 30 years of IT experience to the data security firm …

NetDocuments FOI data shows scale of employee threat …

Redscan study shows improvement but plenty still to do …

Evaluating internal talent to ensure the right mindset is evolving the Identity infrastructure is important. Some suggest that cyber security identity operations would benefit from non-cyber security… …

Lacey the dog teaches children about cybersecurity awareness in new book by CISO …

University study finds social media addicts more likely to be cyber-bullies …

Can more dialogue be promoted between rival nations? …

Research finds fewer ransomware victims over the age of 55 pay to recover their data …

15 ransomware families were observed using double-extortion tactics last year, compared to just one in 2019 …

Check Point urges admins to patch now …

Attackers continue to look for ways to evade detection …

Trump administration’s security boss and staff compromised …

Costs add up while the enterprise becomes more vulnerable if IAM isn’t done right. Andrew joins Identity As The Perimeter Asia to provide insights from his past 15 years in IAM, thoughts from the fron… …

Texas resident scammed schools, senior citizens, and charity supporting families of the terminally ill …