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(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!
All about invisible DLP control and where its invisibility ends
The DLP doesn’t function in a hidden mode for nothing: on the one hand, it doesn’t interfere with the work of respectable employees, on the other hand, it helps to catch insiders off guard.
Fraudsters won’t miss a chance — what threats to people and business remain in 2021
The “Roaring 20s” is no longer a euphemism from the last century, in the 21st the new decade also began loudly.
Shell goes through a data breach
Shell goes through a data breach
Accellion service the company uses got destabilised by a hack
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How to surf the flow of information security events: use SIEM system correctly
Security Information and Event Management works on the principle of video surveillance.
(In)Secure digest: default passwords, sensitive info for free, and phisher salary
Every month we collect "classic" and non-trivial incidents on Infosecurity across the world and in Russia in particular. Here is our first digest for 2021.
iPhones which weren't meant for selling
An employee of a recycling company profiteered from selling Apple products
ABSA leak might still have impact
ABSA leak might still have impact
How is ABSA bank doing after an employee’s security policy violation?
Insider check: could you be damage to your company?
The test will define you as a certain type of insider. Remember: any employee could become a culprit of a leak, however, circumstances are different. We don’t mean to pretend “scientific”, we intend to make this test entertaining and informative.
Legal monitoring, smartphones control and your employee personal portrait
These and other ticklish issues regarding the launch of information security solution within your system.
Signal replaces WhatsApp?
The most popular messenger has recently announced an update which made users question its necessity
Ex-employee takes data to a new job
Ex-employee takes data to a new job
SoftBank former employee took data to another company, whereas a Canadian firm Aurora Cannabis informed its staffers about breached personal data on the last day of the year.
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