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Air India is asked to recompense the breach
The affected customers might be given more than $400,000 for having their data impacted.
Call a hacker - he'll tell you about a breach
Don't have enough information about how the data breach occurred? Speak with the hacker who let it happen.
Treasurer’s office vs. mayor
Westfield clerk treasurer's office brought the case regarding the city's mayor act to court
JBS chose to pay ransom
JBS, the largest meat producer, paid a $11 million ransom, according to Andre Nogueira, chief executive of Brazilian JBS SA’s U.S. division
Euro 2020 fraudulent websites
Euro 2020 fraudulent websites
It has been recently explored that since the beginning of the year there have been 130 new domains registered – all related to EURO 2020 (EURO 2021) tickets.
Top 5 actions to be taken by CEO to increase cybersecurity
Top 5 actions to be taken by CEO to increase cybersecurity and employee trust in the company
Trello boards indexed by major search engines put at peril business processes of Russian companies
Almost a million Trello boards, thousands of which contain corporate data of large and small Russian companies, were publicly available.
UK Special Forces soldiers aren't sure in their data safety
Over 1,000 UK Special Forces soldiers got their data exposed. The document containing their personal data was distributed via WhatsApp.
Targeting human vs. hacking software
85% of data breaches are the cause of targeting people, not software
Why FileAuditor? SearchInform customer gives an elaborate answer
SearchInform customer – scientific technological pharmaceutical company Polysan – has deployed FileAuditor, a DCAP system, and shared the first impression with the company.
A "remote" reminder
Don't set it loose when it comes to data security
Microsoft threat and database security time bomb
Companies using Microsoft 365 might jeopardise their data safety and be more vulnerable than those who don't. 19 petabytes of data are exposed right now according to CyberNews.
Order in your files and folders: how to organize access control and protection against leaks
Expansion of the IT infrastructure complicates controlling who accesses, copies, moves from folders, and deletes information.
Was there a breach?
Companies refuse to admit leakage accusing announcers of misleading its readers.
(In) Secure digest: the hit parade of the most comical infosecurity incidents
The most comical infosecurity incidents to laugh and learn from it. Enjoy, but tread carefully!
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