A few weeks ago, I read an article that provided significant insight into the Spy vs Spy battles between the Unites States and Russia. Title: Russia carried out a ‘stunning’ breach of FBI communications system, escalating the spy game on U.S. soil It was...
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Lately, we have been hearing a steady refrain concerning cybersecurity: “It is impossible to guarantee security. Breaches are inevitable.” Is it really so because it is asserted with authority and confidence? Is it so because it is oft repeated? Inevitably, we are...
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This past week I read a pretty interesting article, posted on SiliconANGLE, about vulnerabilities found in cloud applications. It had the unfortunate title of: Report finds 34M vulnerabilities across AWS, Google Cloud and Azure This was compounded by the lead off...
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If your bank supports it, you would do well to consider Virtual Credit Card numbers for online purchases. I was looking around for some good articles that discussed potential pitfalls or problems and found this gem of an article. Suffice it to say, that the best part...
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It’s not just that we are experiencing big firms getting breached due to sheer negligence, but that no one is going to do anything about it — yet we the people will suffer. First Equifax, then Deloitte. Not only does it appear that the reasons for the...
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Back in September 2012, I wrote two articles for Point2Security on how to effectively handle breach notifications: The Who of Post-Breach Communication Post-Breach Communication: The Importance of How & When Sadly, to many organizations are doing something...
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