Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity (257)

Anthem Settles States’ Cyber Probe for $39.5M

Anthem has said that it will pay $39.5 million to settle a group of state attorney generals’ investigation following a 2015 cyber attack. So reports the Associated Press.

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Watchdog Hits Border Agency Over 2019 Biometric Data Breach

A government watchdog report has faulted U.S. Customs and Border Protection for its cybersecurity practices, finding that the agency “did not adequately safeguard” sensitive data during a 2019 facial recognition technology pilot program.

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Survey Sheds New Light on Cybersecurity Skills Gap

Amid widespread concerns about a shortfall of trained cybersecurity professionals, new survey results may help illuminate the extent of the problem.

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TikTok-Oracle Deal Sparks New Security Questions

TikTok’s apparent alliance with Oracle has prompted a fresh set of concerns around cybersecurity and data privacy. In August, President Donald Trump issued an executive order that purportedly forced the video-sharing app’s Beijing-based owner, ByteDance, to sell TikTok’s U.S. operations or face a nationwide ban. How that would be enforced is still unclear.

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Cybersecurity Skills Gap Widens Into Gulf During Pandemic

The cybersecurity industry was already facing a skills shortage, and that has heightened during the coronavirus pandemic, recent research suggests.

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Back-to-school Season Brings Cybersecurity Risks

As schools across the United States reopen their doors, at least virtually, they are quickly running into challenges with information security.

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Jack Daniel’s, Carnival Cruise Companies Hit By Ransomware

Jack Daniel’s distiller Brown-Forman and cruise giant Carnival have joined the ranks of companies targeted by apparent or confirmed ransomware attacks. So reports Ars Technica.

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Typical Phishing Attack Lasts 21 Hours: Researchers

The average phishing campaign takes 21 hours from the first to last victim, security researchers from Google, PayPal, Samsung, and Arizona State University have found. So reports ZDNet.

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3 Arrested as Twitter Blames 'Phone Spear Phishing' in Breach

More details are beginning to emerge in the recent hacking of high-profile Twitter accounts to spread a cryptocurrency scam. However, big questions still remain.

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E-mobility Sector is Cybersecurity’s 'Wild West,' Experts Say

The proliferation of e-mobility products, such as electric vehicles, e-scooters and charging points, has created an emerging set of cybersecurity vulnerabilities. So reports The Financial Times.

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