We hear a lot about the need for secure and reliable VPN protocols, especially with so many people suddenly finding themselves working from home during lockdowns. Keep Reading
5G infrastructure "must be secure and reliable to maintain information security and address risks to critical infrastructure, public health and safety, and economic and national security." Keep Reading
Valimail found the majority of these organizations lack adequate protection against email-based scams including phishing, BEC and W-2/personal information scams. Keep Reading
These campaigns use the promise of payments by global governments and businesses (specifically financial institutions) aimed at easing the economic impact of the ongoing pandemic to urge users to click links or download files. Keep Reading
The Work From Home. Secure Your Business. campaign is focused on shoring up the defenses of a newly remote workforce, as much of the world shelters in place to quell the COVID-19 pandemic. Keep Reading
Huntington Ingalls Industries (NYSE:HII) has joined the National CyberWatch Center for Cybersecurity Education, the largest network of information security educators and institutions of higher education in the world. Keep Reading
A new congressional report suggests piloting a reserves corps for federal civilian cybersecurity, along with several other recommendations to support the government’s effort to attract and retain cybersecurity talent. Keep Reading
The Defense Department’s Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification initiative could have the opposite of its desired effect and create security risks, major companies said in a letter to top Pentagon officials. Keep Reading
The information taken may have included names, addresses, phone numbers, birthdays, loyalty information for linked companies like airlines and room preferences. Keep Reading
A group of Nigerian scammers blamed for email fraud accelerated their attacks last year by attempting an average of more than 90,000 attacks per month. Keep Reading
As much of the world grapples with the new coronavirus, COVID-19, and how to handle it, attackers are taking advantage of the widespread discussion of COVID-19 in emails and across the web. Keep Reading