Infosecurity News

  1. US Border Officers Humbled by Fourth Amendment Ruling

    Federal court rules “suspicionless searches” unconstitutional

  2. Microsoft Patches IE Zero-Day Bug

    Patch Tuesday heralds scores more flaws to fix

  3. Orvis Passwords Leaked Twice on Pastebin

    Fly-fishing equipment retailer caught out in double data breach

  4. PortSwigger Launches Web Security Academy

    Burp Suite creators fight cyber-skills shortage with interactive training platform

  5. Aqua Security Acquires CloudSploit

    Aqua Security expands into cloud security posture management with new acquisition

  6. Microsoft to Extend California Privacy Law US-Wide

    Redmond giant seeks to differentiate on privacy

  7. UK Labour Party Hit By “Sophisticated” and “Large-Scale” Cyber-Attack

    DDoS attack failed due to “robust security systems”

  8. Just a Third of Global Firms Are PCI DSS Compliant

    Figure drops to a fifth for organizations in the Americas

  9. Most Security Pros Still Don’t Get Shared Responsibility: Report

    Centrify study finds 60% believe cloud provider is responsible for securing access

  10. Two New Carding Bots Threaten E-Commerce Sites

    Online businesses targeted by two new carding bots as holiday season shopping starts

  11. Report Reveals Businesses Aren't Ready for 5G

    AT&T survey finds enterprises haven’t fully considered 5G’s impact on their cybersecurity

  12. Texas Health Agency Fined $1.6m for Data Breach

    Texas Health Commission fined for exposing personal information of 6,617 people online

  13. Vulnerability Values Fluctuate Between White, Grey and Black Hats

    Varying amounts of money can be earned from an exploit broker, the dark web or from bug bounty programs

  14. Surveillance Fears as Russia Proposes New App Law

    Restrictive legislation will force device makers to pre-install local apps

  15. Hoster SmarterASP.NET Taken Down by Ransomware

    Over 440,000 customers may have been affected

  16. Facebook Won’t Ban Political Ads, Despite Controversy

    Politicians already spreading misinformation on social network

  17. US Company Accused of Selling Flawed Chinese Tech as "Made in USA" to US Military

    Aventura Technologies allegedly passed off Chinese-made equipment with known cybersecurity flaws as its own

  18. Accenture Opens Cyber Ranges

    Companies can practice responding to cyber-attacks at three new centers

  19. Florida Police Want Access to Controversial Facial Recognition Network

    Miami-Dade cops are making eyes at Pinellas County Sheriff's FACES

  20. Over 230 UK Police Disciplined for Computer Misuse

    FOI figures come from just 23 forces

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  2. Why Resilience‑Focused Cloud Design Is Your Best Defense Against Modern Attacks

  3. Cyber Resilience Under Pressure: Can Your Organisation Prove Control When it Matters Most?

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