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  1. Employee Training Tops List of Financial CISO Priorities

    Infrastructure upgrades and network defense were prioritized by just 25% of CISOs.

  2. Equifax Brings on Home Depot CISO in Wake of Massive Breach

    Farshchi is perhaps best known for being the person who took up the reins as CISO at The Home Depot after its breach.

  3. CISOs Fear Web Threats the Most

    Meanwhile, 67% of respondents claimed they don't have sufficient staff to handle the daily barrage of cyber-alerts they receive.

  4. BEC Attacks Jumped 17% Last Year

    Wire transfer fraud dominates as scammers widen the net

  5. Euro SMBs Paid Out $98m for Ransomware Decryption Last Year

    Small businesses also experienced serious downtime, according to Datto

  6. Crypto-Wars: Bitgrail Hits Back at Dev Team After $170m 'Theft'

    Crypto-exchange founder now claims Nano developers defamed him

  7. Necurs Fuels Massive Valentine's Day Spam Campaign

    The campaign delivers short email blurbs supposedly from Russian women living in the US.

  8. MSSPs Waste Hours of Time on False Alerts

    A full 44% of respondents report a 50% or higher false-positive rate on security alerts.

  9. Lazarus Rises Again with Aggressive Bitcoin-Stealing Campaign

    The campaign uses implants that have never before been seen and indicate a newly sophisticated level of attack.

  10. IBM Patches Spectre and Meltdown for Power Servers

    Big Blue also warns of new Notes vulnerability

  11. Crypto-Mining Malware Found on 4000+ Sites

    ICO, NHS, US Courts and many other government sites hit

  12. Winter Olympics Site Taken Out for 12 Hours

    Russia suspected of pre-ceremony cyber-attack

  13. Server-Side Exploits Take the Lead for Financially Motivated Hackers

    At the same time, the number of known vulnerabilities doubled in 2017.

  14. Niche Cryptocurrency Dentacoin Expands Focus and Gains Momentum

    Dentacoin is coming to North America for the first time.

  15. Roku-Based Smart TVs Open to Remote Takeover

    Hackers can pump the volume to blaring levels, cycle through channels, open disturbing YouTube content or kick the TV off Wi-Fi.

  16. RSA Security: Consumers Falsify Data to Safeguard PII

    Majority would also boycott firms with poor track record on data security

  17. Apple Calms Nerves After GitHub Code Leak

    Smartphone giant says there’s nothing to worry about from iBoot leak

  18. Over 19 Million Californian Voter Records Held for Ransom Again

    Newspaper’s error means firewall was down for two weeks

  19. Air Gaps, Faraday Cages Can't Deter Hackers After All

    One method exploits the magnetic field generated by a computer's CPU.

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