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  1. Skimmed BA and Newegg Customer Card Details Up for Sale

    Dark web trawl reveals Magecart criminals are monetizing stolen data

  2. #InfosecNA18: Who Is Today's CISO?

    The CISO has accumulated many responsibilities that have confused the essence of the role.

  3. #InfosecNA18: Finding and Keeping Security Teams

    Industry experts talk about overcoming the skills gap and retaining talent.

  4. #InfosecNA18: Building a Security Awareness Program

    Panelists share tips on creative ways to train employees on security awareness.

  5. #InfosecNA18: Mitnick Talks Social Engineering and Attack Tactics

    Social engineering continues to be a success as attack tactics work

  6. Dutch Film Boss Sacked After €19m BEC Loss

    Finance director also fired after failing to spot major scam

  7. ICO Prosecution Leads to First Jail Sentence

    Privacy watchdog sees data thief go to prison for six months

  8. Cathay Pacific Admits Cyber-Attack Lasted Months

    Airline reveals deeper cybersecurity malaise at the firm

  9. Nordstrom Quick to Tell Employees of a Data Breach

    After a data breach was detected at Nordstrom, co-president Blake Nordstrom contacted employees.

  10. Facebook Bug Let Websites Access Private User Data

    Facebook reportedly fixed a bug that granted websites access to user info and their contacts.

  11. Countries Back the Paris Call to Secure Cyberspace

    French president Emmanuel Macron launched the Paris Call for Trust and Security in Cyberspace at the UNESCO Internet Governance Forum.

  12. Employees’ Poor Security Habits Getting Worse, Survey Finds

    87% of millennials reuse passwords across both personal and professional accounts

  13. Experts Slam Employee Microchip Plans

    It’s claimed chips could improve security by restricting physical access

  14. Most European Retailers Saw Fraud Rise This Year

    Adyen study reveals growing interest in biometrics

  15. Cyber-Attacks Are Top Business Risk in North America and Europe

    World Economic Forum report reveals growing concern from private sector

  16. WannaCry Still Alive, Reaches Almost 75,000 Victims

    Ransomware is still the most widespread cryptor family

  17. NIS Directive Gets Real After OES Deadline

    So-called “operators of essential services” have now been identified

  18. Chinese Head Fired After Cryptomining at School

    Energy bills spiked after machines were covertly installed

  19. Bank of England Stress Tests Financial Sector

    Cyber-resilience exercise was held on Friday

  20. Stealthy Crypto-Mining Malware Evades Detection

    A coinminer goes undetected by using Windows Installer as an evasion technique, says Trend Micro.

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