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  1. A Fifth of Privileged Users Don’t Need Elevated Access

    Forcepoint warns of growing insider risk

  2. Police Scotland to Establish Center of Excellence to Tackle Cybercrime

    Center will have at least 150 specialist personnel

  3. Fashion Retailer BrandBQ Exposes Seven Million Customer Records

    Another misconfigured Elasticsearch database is to blame

  4. US Judge Blocks Trump’s TikTok Ban

    Another blow for the government

  5. Texas Software Provider Reports Cyber-attack

    Texas provider of software services to American schools reports cyber-attack

  6. US Federal Agency Compromised by Cyber-Actor

    Criminals gain access to unnamed federal agency using Microsoft Office 365 log-in

  7. Student Arrested Over Cyber-attacks on Indiana Schools

    13-year-old student arrested for allegedly hacking into Indiana school system

  8. Elderly People in the UK Lost Over £4m to Cybercrime Last Year

    Elderly people have also lost £2.4m in COVID-related fraud recently

  9. Facebook Takes Down More Beijing-Backed Fake Accounts

    Social network spots another attempt at influencing opinion online

  10. #COVID19 Pushes More Fraud Online

    UK banks say social engineering is on the rise

  11. Zerologon Windows Server Flaw Used in Active Attacks

    Admins urged to patch immediately to prevent system takeover

  12. Report Outlines Importance of Providing Engaging User Awareness Training

    Interesting training far more likely to change how employees think about security

  13. Attacks Against Oil and Gas Industry on the Rise

    Cyber-criminals are increasingly targeting industrial control systems in the oil and gas industry

  14. US Customs and Border Protection Failed to Safeguard Data

    CBP “did not adequately safeguard” sensitive data in facial recognition technology pilot

  15. America Moves to Protect Free Speech Online

    US Justice Department calls for reform of Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act

  16. Evasive Malware Threats on the Rise Despite Decline in Overall Attacks

    70% of all attacks in Q2 involved zero-day malware

  17. Bug Fixes Take Twice as Long for Manufacturing Firms

    Kenna Security shines a light on vulnerability management in 14 sectors

  18. Millions Exposed in #COVID19 Surveillance Platform Snafu

    Basic security mistakes leaked 54GB of sensitive medical data in India

  19. Most UK Firms Admit #COVID19 Cloud Security Threat

    Cloud adoption saved UK firms but exposed them to greater risk, says Centrify

  20. Gaming Industry Subjected to Surge in Attacks Over Last Two Years

    The sector faced 10 billion credential stuffing attacks in the two years

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