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Newsletter 2022 June #1

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US Banks Hit By Russian Cyber Attacks

CISA Issues A Warning: US banks are currently under advanced and sustained cyber attack from Russian connected hackers as the online war in Ukraine escalates. read more

 

Twitter Gets A Fine Of $150m For Selling User Data

While Twitter had undertaken not give personal information about its users to advertisers, the social media company broke its promise. read more

 

General Motors Hack Exposes Car Owner Information

Credentials Stuffing: The customer data exposed includes first and last names, email and home addresses, usernames and phone numbers. read more

 

Major League Cyber Criminal Arrested

A multi-agency operation marks a big step forward in internationally coordinated efforts to address the increasingly global nature of cyber crime. read more

 

Can A Cybercrime Convention For All Be Achieved?

International Rules: A new UN cybercrime treaty process is raising strong awareness about one of the biggest global challenges. By Joyce Hakmeh read more

 

No Future For IoT Security Without SASE

Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) introduces a new architecture where networking & security functions are bundled in a cloud-delivered service. By Martin Giess read more

 

Responding To An Unintentional HIPAA Violation

Healthcare organisations face numerous challenges protecting patient data, not least their compliance with stringent US regulations. By Narendra Sahoo read more

 

How Innovation Is Helping To Suppress Cyber Attacks

Powerful innovations in Quantum, AI, Biometrics and Password Management are helping defend against cyber threats. By Chester Avey read more

 

Facing Facts On Facial Recognition

Clearview AI’s multi-million pound fine for breaching privacy should mark a turning point for a public debate about surveillance levels. By Nigel Jones read more

 

Best Practices For Cyber Security Awareness Training

Employees are the easiest link for malicious people looking to access secure networks and harm. They need awareness training. By Charlie Svensson read more

Fraud Online & On The Telephone

Courier Fraud: Criminals passing off as a bank, a police officer or an ISP are targeting vulnerable women to steal their cash and valuables. read more


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