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Fewer CISOs Fear Big Cyberattack This Year, Survey Finds

A smaller share of chief information security officers indicated concerns about a major cyberattack, a survey commissioned by Proofpoint has found. So reports Cybersecurity Dive.

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Texas Data Breach Affects 1.8 Million People, State Auditor Says  

A state audit has determined that 1.8 million Texas workers who filed compensation claims with the Texas Department of Insurance had their personal information exposed. So reports The Texas Tribune.

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Health Startup MyNurse Shuts Down After Data Breach  

Chronic-care health startup MyNurse has announced that it is closing its doors just as it has notified patients about a data breach. So reports Becker’s Hospital Review.

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Ikea Canada Data Breach Affects 95,000 Customers  

Ikea Canada has begun notifying 95,000 customers of a data breach affecting their personal information. So reports IT World Canada.

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Few VC-funded Cybersecurity Startups Are Run By Women: Study  

Of 654 cybersecurity startups that raised more than $1 million in venture capital funding in 2020 and 2021, just 22 (3.3%) had women as their CEOs, a study by risk-based vulnerability management firm NopSec has found. So reports CPO Magazine.

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Security Bosses Explore New Post-CISO Career Options  

The chief information security officer role is still pretty new among C-suite positions, and veteran security leaders say that some CISOs are beginning to seek out a fresh array of follow-up jobs. So reports CSO.

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Microsoft Bulks Up Cybersecurity Offerings

Microsoft has rolled out three new products as part of its fast-growing cybersecurity business. So reports CNBC.

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Cybersecurity Firm Snyk Plans to Add 500 Jobs By Year-end  

Peter McKay, CEO of Boston-based cybersecurity firm Snyk (pronounced “sneak”), said he wants to add roughly 500 employees this year to a current headcount of 1,200. So reports The Boston Globe.

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Tenet Healthcare Probes Cybersecurity Incident Affecting Acute Care  

Tenet Healthcare has announced that it is looking into a cybersecurity incident that temporarily disrupted “a subset of acute care operations.” So reports Health IT Security.

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U.S. Chamber of Commerce Overhauls Cybersecurity Division  

The United States Chamber of Commerce has expanded its cybersecurity group, which will continue to be led by senior vice president Christopher Roberti. So reports Homeland Security Today.

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