Infosecurity News
Businesses Using Millions of Flawed Certificates
Nearly a million SSL certificates found in Netcraft's October SSL Survey were signed with the potentially vulnerable SHA-1 hashing algorithm.
#ISC2Congress: Current IT Security Process Broke Argues Kapersky Exec
Senior management needs to face up to the fact that it could be throwing good money after bad when it comes to security investment
#ISC2Congress: Cyber-Psychology to Make the Difference in Tomorrow's Security Organizations
The biggest threat to network security is company employees and firms need to adapt management structures to deal with leaderless environments
ISACA: One in Four Organizations Have Suffered an APT
Latest report reveals bigger focus on staff training
Aviva Employee Sells Customer Data to Claims Firms
Customer anger as thousands receive nuisance calls
Middle East Hacktivists Get Training From Eastern European Hackers
Norse warns of growing threat from cyber-criminals sharing best practices
Edinburgh Council Lacked Infosecurity Policy Before Major Breach
ICO audit shows there was no security manager in place either
Uber Fixes Bug Which Exposed Hundreds of Drivers’ Details
Phishing fears as drivers could view each other’s private info
Criminals, Governments Exploiting Widespread Mobile Network Flaws
Mobile networks in every territory have already been penetrated by criminals and governments bent on fraud and surveillance.
FireEye, Visa Tackle Payments Industry Threats
The joint service will deliver real-time, payments-specific threat information to merchants and card issuers.
PhishMe Acquires Malcovery Security
The move gives the company an added layer of malware analysis and threat intelligence.
The Dark Web Uncovered: From Stolen Netflix Accounts to CNI Hacks
Intel Security lifts the lid on the cybercrime underground
Cyber-Related Consumer Concerns Jump More Than 20 Points
The Consumer Risk Index from Travelers shows cyber-crime moving from the fifth-ranked to the third-ranked concern overall.
Google Bins Yellow Triangle to Simplify Chrome Security
Too many security states for users to learn, says Mountain View
NCA Warns £20 Million Dridex May Have Infected Thousands
Crime agency says it has already made one ‘significant arrest’
Governments See Cyber as a Confusing Weapon of War
Post-Stuxnet, cybersecurity has become a common weapon of war—but big obstacles remain when it comes to determining the rules of engagement.
Inside the City of LA's ISOC Project
The $1.86 million project is focused on centralizing and sharing threat intelligence and situation awareness.
Kevin Mandia: Nation-State Cyber Espionage Becomes the Norm
Military-grade cyber-attacks have become the norm, necessitating a transition to better global cooperation by government.
Japan’s Cybercriminals Request Payment in Gift Cards
Trend Micro report highlights a criminal underground in its infancy
Cyber-Insurance Premiums Rocket
Insurers are also raising deductibles and limiting the amount of coverage to $100 million for high-risk industries, like retail and health insurance.
