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Why does healthcare require the severest cybersecurity measures?
Why does healthcare require the severest cybersecurity measures?
Innovations are designed to improve the quality of service and save time for patients and doctors, however, doctors and patients realize how vulnerable medical information is.
25.12.2020 Tüm Yazılar
2020 infosec in pictures
You've been with us all this year and you remember all 2020 news we've shared with you. Let's smile and frown at it together!
Ledger hardware wallet breach echoes with phishing
The investigation into the Ledger compromised security case was launched after the data breach which dates back to June 25, 2020.
An entire database stolen, Microsoft hacked
People’s Energy company faces an overwhelming data exposure, Microsoft becomes another company tricked by hackers via SolarWinds in case the investigation proves it.
FAQ: Frequently Asked and Finally Answered
FAQ: Frequently Asked and Finally Answered
15 questions the monitoring solution developer responds to during seminars.
South Koreans data was leaked by Facebook
South Koreans data was leaked by Facebook
Facebook is penalized by South Korea’s regulatory authority for divulging user data.
(In)secure digest: Tesla sabotage, hospital blackmailer and excessively patriotic President
(In)secure digest: Tesla sabotage, hospital blackmailer and excessively patriotic President
Every month we enrich our collection of classic and non-trivial cybersecurity cases. Data leaks, frauds, sabotage, and other incidents caused by insiders are of our interest.
Indian companies chose cloud
83% of companies chose cloud to deal with cybersecurity issues of remote work quick
How much can a former employee cost you?
Keeping the accounts of dismissed employees active and failing to revoke excessive rights might be one of the biggest mistakes a company can make.
U.S. city will pay the Office for Civil Rights $202,400
New Haven, Connecticut, didn’t deny access and left confidential health information available to a former employee.
A customer guessed a password
A customer guessed a WeWork shared user account password for employees
Aetna charged $1m for three data breaches under HIPAA
The HIPAA (the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) has exacted a $1 million penalty from Aetna, U.S. health care insurance company.
Awareness doesn’t prevent from human factor
Employees keep opening emails even though they look like a phishing attack
28.10.2020 Tüm Yazılar
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