Infosecurity News
Over Two Million Online Records Held to Ransom
Mexican bookstore suffers compromise after leaving MongoDB database exposed
Destructive Malware Goes Mainstream as Attacks Soar 200%
IBM X-Force claims they are 61 times more expensive than regular breaches
BSides Manchester Hits Back at Sponsor Influence Claims
Organizers of BSides Manchester respond to accusations of corporate influence by a sponsor.
Initiative Launched to Protect Automotive Supply Chain
Orgs can now assess their security and ability to meet customer expectations.
DCMS Committee Request Further Facebook Details on Cambridge Analytica Investigation
DCMS Committee chair Damian Collins asks Facebook's Nick Clegg for more details
70% of Orgs Will Use Security-as-a-Service by 2021
Survey suggests more orgs turning to cloud-based security services
Vendor Blocks 65,000 Magecart Data Theft Attempts in July
Malwarebytes warns of summer threat for e-commerce stores
(ISC)2 Granted Approved Professional Organization Status by HMRC
Membership association recognized for its dedication to inspiring a safe and secure cyber-world
Bug Bounties Paid for Deep Testing and Less for Traditional Flaws
Bug bounty payments are increasing for flaws found with deep testing.
PCI Council & Retail ISAC Issue Magecart Warning
PCI SSC and RH-ISAC issue joint alert on Magecart attacks
Honda Exposes 40GB of Company Data
Researcher discovers Elasticsearch database missing its authentication
Resource Headaches Top Security Pros’ Challenges
IISP study finds people are a much bigger problem than process or technology
Cisco Pays $8.6m to Settle Software Flaw Claims
Tech giant was accused of knowingly selling flawed software
#CyberSecuredForum: Answers to Security Questions
Conference attendees discuss solutions to four key security challenges.
#CyberSecuredForum: Physical, Cyber Unite
George Finney explains what physical and cybersecurity have in common.
We Must Weaken Encryption, Say Five Eyes Ministers
Tech companies urged to install backdoors in encrypted communications
Criminals Target FinServ With Layered Attacks
Credential-stuffing attacks and phishing have been used to target financial services organizations.
UK Firms Move Operations as Brexit Data Fears Grow
Data privacy regulations post-split remain unclear
US Government Issues Light Aircraft Cyber Alert
CAN bus networks in avionics come under greater scrutiny
New Android Ransomware Spreads Via Reddit
Victims’ contacts are sent texts with malicious links
