Healthcare, as an industry, is opening its doors to more attacks, just as information is becoming more valuable on the criminal circuit. Source: BSMInfo.com
Tuesday, December 30, 2014
Entry Point Identified for JPMorgan Chase Breach
The bank's security team had failed to implement two-factor authentication on one of its network servers. Source: ESecurityPlanet.com
The year in security: How 2014’s failures will help us prepare for 2015
Data breaches were on the rise this year, with no clear indication of slowing down. Both 2013 and 2014 were dubbed the year of the data breach, indicating that these are becoming the norm rather than isolated incidents. Source: VentureBeat.com
Wednesday, December 17, 2014
Sony's Breach Notification: The Details
Compromised Information, Including Health Data, Described. Source: BankInfoSecurity.com
The biggest challenges faced by CIOs/CISOs heading into 2015
As the year winds to a close, CIOs and CISOs are faced with a number of challenges heading into 2015. CSO recently heard from several experts about the topic, each offering their opinion on what they feel would be the most important item in the security sandbox next year. Source: CSOOnline.com
University of California, Berkeley suffers data breach
On September 16th, the servers at the University of California, Berkeley were compromised. The breach involved servers and workstations in the Real Estate division which is responsible for commercial leasing and campus filming and facility use permits. Source: CSOOnline.com
Wednesday, December 3, 2014
Data breach trends for 2015: Credit cards, healthcare records will be vulnerable
The data breaches of 2014 have yet to fade into memory, and we already have 2015 looming. Source: pcworld.com
Infographic: Are You a Breach Victim?
Recent Incidents Show No Sector Is Safe. Source: Bankinfosecurity.com
Sony Breach: Leaked Salaries, Confidential Data Points To Major Lapse
The attackers who infiltrated Sony Pictures Entertainment also appear to have gained access to the company's email server and databases containing sensitive files. Source: CRN.com
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