I’m Mohit Tiwari. I’m one of the co-founders of Symmetry Systems, and the CEO. Symmetry was spun out of Spark...
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Cisco Talos researchers found that multiple bad actors were abusing the MacroPack framework, continuing an ongoing trend of hackers repurposing legitimate security software tools to run cyber campaigns against organizations.
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In today’s rapidly evolving cybersecurity landscape, staying ahead of threats requires innovation, agility, and robust partnerships. At Assura, we’re dedicated to providing our clients with the most advanced and effective cybersecurity solutions. That’s why we are thrilled to announce our latest collaboration with Stellar Cyber, leveraging their cutting-edge Open XDR platform to enhance our security… Continue reading Unify & Conquer: How Open XDR Streamlines Your Security Operations
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Gary Perkins, Chief Information Security Officer In this landscape, organizations need a multi-faceted approach that includes prevention, detection, and response capabilities. A warranty tied to a comprehensive security solution supports this approach, providing both technological protection and financial assurance. The Trouble with Insurance Cyber insurers are increasingly being viewed with skepticism by organizations seeking protection […]
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Fintech compliance requires vigilance, proactive measures, and a deep understanding of regulations. Overall, regulation seeks to protect consumers, ensure financial stability, and prevent financial crimes — but it can be extremely complex. Every fintech company knows it must navigate a vast web of rules to operate legally and ethically. This article delves into the essentials...
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Authors/Presenters:Qinhong Jiang, Xiaoyu Ji, Chen Yan, Zhixin Xie, Haina Lou Wenyuan Xu
Many thanks to USENIX for publishing their outstanding USENIX Security ’23 Presenter’s content, and the organizations strong commitment to Open Access. Originating from the conference’s events situated at the Anaheim Marriott; and via the organizations YouTube channel.
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GRU Unit 29155 is well known for carrying out cyber attacks with the sole purpose of espionage, sabotage, and reputational harm.
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via the respected Software Engineering expertise of Mikkel Noe-Nygaard and the lauded Software Engineering / Enterprise Agile Coaching work of Luxshan Ratnaravi at Comic Agilé!
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Eaten by a GRU: Fake ransomware created by Russian GRU Unit 29155 attacked Ukraine and NATO—a month before the full scale invasion.
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You can now test the security of persisted GraphQL Queries with Escape's platform. This new capability enhances our GraphQL API security testing
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Cryptography and digital certificates form the security backbone of modern digital enterprises. As organizations increasingly adopt multi-cloud strategies to leverage the best services from different cloud providers, they face significant challenges in managing digital certificates. Mismanaged certificates can lead to outages, security breaches, and compliance violations—issues that no organization can afford. This blog provides a […]
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Reading Time: 3 min Configure BIMI for Zoho Mail and display your brand logo with a verified checkmark! Boost brand trust with Zoho BIMI.
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NIST has released Version 2.0 of its widely used Cybersecurity Framework (CSF), a guidance document for mitigating cybersecurity risks. This update is not just a revision but a transformative approach to secure digital assets and infrastructures. The new version represents a significant advancement in addressing the evolving and complex cyber threats, offering a forward-looking perspective […]
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The lifecycle of software inevitably draws to a close, leaving many organizations grappling with the challenges of upgrading legacy systems. For Linux users, particularly those reliant on CentOS 7 and CentOS Stream 8, the recent end-of-life (EOL) dates have presented a daunting dilemma. The end of support means no more security updates, patches, or official […]
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A healthy approach to GenAI is one in which organizations build security protections from the start. Here are tips on how to integrate security into your organization's GenAI strategy from day zero.
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Zero-trust, rooted in the principle of "never trust, always verify," requires organizations to assume that every access request, whether internal or external, is potentially harmful.
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The inherent limitations of signature-based approaches have often driven practitioners and vendors to shift toward behavioral methods.
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In light of recent cybercrime events, details pertaining to the Cisco zero-day flaw that has now been patched have emerged. As per the details, the flaw, if exploited, could allow threat actors to seize control of appliances and aid in evading detection. In the article, we’ll dive deep into the Cisco zero-day flaw and determine […]
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The National Public Data breach has been a nightmare, exposing names, addresses, birthdates, emails, phone numbers, and Social Security Numbers of countless individuals — including mine.
As a California resident, I have the legal right to demand that they delete my personal data to prevent further exploitation. I simply don’t trust them ever having my data. However, my experience with their opt-out process has been incredibly frustrating and disheartening.
I tried to take action. First, I checked whether my data was part of the breach via their lookup page (https://npdbreach.com/). Unfortunately, I was indeed affected.
Next, I followed the instructions on their Opt-Out page (https://nationalpublicdata.com/optout.html). The automated call system repeatedly informed me that no one was available to take my call. It allowed me to leave a voicemail, but I have little faith that this will result in any action — especially considering the sheer scale of this breach, involving billions of exposed records.
Curiously, they also direct privacy requests to their Sales email account ([email protected]). Why is this critical issue routed through their sales department? It doesn’t inspire confidence that my data deletion request will be handled properly or even taken seriously.
I’ve left a voicemail and sent an email, covering all possible bases. Yet, I remain skeptical. My concern is that this difficult, convoluted process further disrespects the privacy rights of many citizens. My guess is that this friction for customers to request data deletion is purposeful and will become a serious liability for National Public Data.
Has anyone else successfully navigated this data-deletion process with this company? And does anyone know if there is a California class action lawsuit related to this breach?
We need to protect ourselves and hold organizations accountable for securing our personal information.
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LoginRadius analyzed data from its Consumer IAM (CIAM) Platform, utilized by over 500 brands globally. The report offers a unique perspective on global consumer identity trends in 2024, delivering insights into consumer behavior regarding digital identities and providing a comprehensive analysis of their behavior patterns and lifecycle.
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