Articles of interest from the week of October 12, 2020
Emotet Spoofs DNC in New Attack Campaign
A new Emotet attack campaign impersonates the Democratic National Committee (DNC) to convince victims to open a malicious document containing macros to download and install the malware. (By Dark Reading)
Articles of interest from the week of September 28, 2020
Why Cybercrime Spikes Around Major Events And Unrest
Health pandemics, weather catastrophes, civil unrest, war — these are all unfortunate realities our global society faces at various times. During these major events, our collective sense of
Articles of interest from the week of September 14, 2020
Data Breaches Exposes Vets, COVID-19 Patients
Social engineering and employee mistakes lead to breach Veteran’s Administration and the National Health Service. A pair of healthcare-related data breaches at high-profile government agencies has
Articles of interest from the week of August 31, 2020
CEOs, CISOs Fear Becoming the Next Big Breach Target
The global survey of CEO and CISO respondents was conducted in industries including healthcare, finance, and retail, and uncovered prominent cybersecurity stressors and areas of disconnect for
Articles of interest from the week of August 17, 2020
20 Percent of Companies Working Remotely Have Suffered a Breach
Since organizations have shifted to a work from home model, the potential for cyberattacks and breaches has increased. In fact, since the start of the pandemic, 20 percent of
Articles of interest from the week of August 3, 2020
Top 25 Financial Data Breach Statistics for 2020
Data breach statistics show that cybercriminals know exactly how sensitive online banking data is in the 21st century. In this ever-expanding sea of data, new pirates set sail by the minute, and