Patching On Time, Thwarts Cybercrime
“It takes 20 years to build a reputation and a few minutes of cyber-incident to ruin it,” says Stephane Nappo, Global Head of Information Security…
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Mediatek Security Flaws Affecting Smartphones
The July 2023 Product Security Bulletin from Taiwanese chipmaker MediaTek describes security flaws impacting MediaTek chipsets for smartphones, tablets, AIoT, smart displays, smart displays, OTT,…
IT contractors urged to check umbrella payslips as two firms caught making unlawful deductions
IT contractors engaged via umbrella companies are being urged to ensure they understand their pay slips after two firms were found to have made unlawful…
Securing Third Party Applications at Scale
If you don’t get the process right, the technical stuff goes to waste. Background The Salesforce AppExchange was launched in 2005 as a way for…
Teen among suspects arrested in Android banking malware scheme
Singapore authorities have conducted a successful operation, resulting in the arrest of 13 individuals suspected of involvement in banking-related malware scams. Among those apprehended were…
What is post-quantum cryptography and why is it important?
[ This article was originally published here ] Whether you work in the tech field or not, it’s likely that you’ve increasingly heard of quantum…
Thales and Google Cloud team up for AI powered data security
Thales, company dealing with technologies surrounding big data and artificial intelligence is all set to team up with Google cloud to offer AI powered data…
Offensive Threat Models Against the Supply Chain
In this talk, Tony discusses the economic and geopolitical impacts of supply chain attacks, a walkthrough of supply chain threat modeling from a manufacturer’s perspective,…
Google Analytics data transfer to U.S. brings $1 million fine to Swedish firms
The Swedish Authority for Privacy Protection (Integritetsskyddsmyndigheten – IMY) has fined two companies with 12.3 million SEK (€1 million/$1.1 million) for using Google Analytics and…
EU judgment sinks Meta’s argument for targeted ads
In a move thought likely to widen scrutiny of big tech companies and online platforms, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has…
MOVEit attack on Aon exposed data of staff at the Dublin AirportSecurity Affairs
Personal data of the personnel at the Dublin Airport was compromised due to a MOVEit attack on professional service provider Aon. Data of about 3000…
‘Political lethargy’ to blame for digital exclusion, says Lords
Government plans to be a “science and technology superpower” do not take into account the extent of digital exclusion in the UK, according to a…