Posted on 03 April 2018 by Thales
On Sunday news broke that credit and debit card information from five million customers had been stolen from Saks Fifth Avenue and Lord & Taylor in a data breach orchestrated by FIN7. On 28 March, FIN7 released a new batch of compromised details called “BIGBADABOOM-2” to its Joker’s Stash underground market hub. Security firm Gemini […]
Posted on 22 November 2017 by Thales
Uber Data Breach Demonstrates Need for Better User of Authentication, Data Encryption, and Faster Disclosure Uber Technologies Inc. has fired its chief security officer (CSO) and one of his deputies for helping to cover up a 2016 data breach in which hackers stole the personal data of 57 million riders and drivers. On 22 November, […]
Posted on 17 October 2017 by Thales
Given the ongoing growth of data breaches around the world, many businesses have already invested in or are looking into cyber insurance. In 2014, the market saw $2.5 billion in premiums written for insurance policies that cover businesses’ liability in the event they suffer a data security incident. That global premium amount could double by […]
Posted on 06 October 2017 by Danna Bethlehem
With all of the data breaches occurring, you would think that companies would be faster to implement multi-factor authentication and user access controls, but we see yet another – Deloitte’s. Moving to the cloud creates a lack of access control. How will you avoid a data breach?
Posted on 21 September 2017 by Thales
So far this year, the level of social awareness around cybersecurity and data breaches has exploded causing more people sit up and take notice. Historically, the topic was covered predominantly by tech-centric publications but recently has received much more attention from mainstream media. Today’s announcement from the U.S Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) that a […]
Posted on 07 September 2017 by Thales
Following the Instagram breach, users are urged to protect accounts with 2FA. The security hole caught Kasperky Lab’s attention after celebrities’ personal details being offered in an underground forum. How are you protecting your account holders? Is your app security up to date?