A new report includes some seriously concerning statistics about security that everyone should read, especially stakeholders and decision makers in your company. Among the alarming findings, they determined that 92% of external pentesters were able to successfully breach the network and
Marriott Data Breach Second Largest in History
Marriott recently disclosed that systems from Starwood’s reservation database were compromised as early as 2014, prior to Marriott acquiring Starwood. This data breach affects up to 500 million customers and is second only in size to the infamous Yahoo data
Facebook buying a cybersecurity company after recent breach?
After the announcement by Facebook of a recent breach exposing around 30 million user records from a security flaw, Facebook is looking at buying a cybersecurity company. An acquisition of this type would go a long way toward providing Facebook
Prison Inmates Hack Tablets to Steal Money
Prison Inmates Hack Tablets to Steal Money Over 300 prison inmates at the Idaho State Correctional Institution recently hacked the JPay tablets they have access to in jail to steal money. These tablets are normally used for things like accessing
Researcher Who Helped Stop WannaCry Arrested By FBI
Marcus Hutchins, a British Cyber Security Researcher who helped stop the WannaCry ransomware cyberattack, has been arrested by the FBI. The Department Of Justice released an indictment accusing the 23-year-old of creating the Kronos (a banking Trojan) in 2015.
Hackers Are Hitting High Value Targets Using Fake Profile
Alluring social media profiles of a fake photographer are attracting and tricking employees in North African and Middle Eastern industries like oil and gas, government, telecommunications, defense, and financial services. The spearphishing and social engineering attacks utilize a very well
What Can We Learn From Italy’s Largest Bank Hack?
400,000 accounts were stolen from UniCredit, Italy’s largest bank, making it Europe’s largest banking hack this year. What can we learn a world away from this security breach? First, a little history. In fall of 2016, UniCredit was was hacked
Google Takes Steps To Help Protect Against Phishing Plugins
Today, Google announced that it is taking steps to add further protection from unverified and malicious apps. After an advanced phishing worm hit Google Drive users in May, the company made a commitment to help protect it’s users from
Free Vulnerability Scanner Reveals Many Exposed Servers
Innovation at Imperva Director, Elad Erez, creates free software to find ransomware vulnerabilities and reveals alarming number of exposed hosts. After the global outbreak of WannaCry and the renamed NotPetya ransomware, one would expect to find only a few brave
New Ransomware Outbreak GoldenEye/Petya Goes Global
A particularly violent outbreak of ransomware being called “GoldenEye/Petya” is disrupting networks across Europe with the Ukraine being the worst hit so far. According to Bitdefender Labs: “Bitdefender has identified a massive ransomware campaign that is currently unfolding worldwide. Preliminary information