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Tim Bandos was recently announced as the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) for Digital Guardian. He has over 15 years of experience to the position including his five years as VP of cybersecurity at Digital Guardian. Prior to joining...
Celebrated hacker Peiter Zatko AKA ‘Mudge’ will take over as the new Head of Security for Twitter. He would be taking his office after a 45- to 60-day review of the platform’s current measures and practices. Reports indicate that...
Security researchers from ESET found cybercriminals linked to North-Korean Lazarus group targeting South Korean supply-chains. It was found that attackers exploited legitimate South Korean security software and digital certificates stolen from two different companies to distribute their malware. The...
Video conferencing app maker, Zoom, has launched a new feature in its latest update that will help the conference hosts to block uninvited guests known as “Zoombombers,” from entering the calls. Zoom calls this new feature, “At Risk Meeting...
A new research from Trend Micro revealed that cybercriminals are using cloud services to accelerate their attacks, in turn decreasing the amount of time enterprises have to identify and respond to a breach. The research also found an underground...
For a slew of cybersecurity experts comprising of CEOs, CISOs, CIOs, Vice Presidents, and executives from over 60 countries, CISO MAG hosted the much-awaited Australia CISO Confluence toward the end of October. The confluence had Rapid7 as the Bronze...
Google CEO, Sundar Pichai, who was under fire from Europe's industry chief, Thierry Breton, over a leaked internal document has since apologized to Breton. According to a statement from the European Commission, both dignitaries exchanged notes in a video-conference...
The year 2020 is certainly considered as the year of change. The pandemic has changed/impacted every facet of life — from the way we used to commute to the way we worked. Even cybercriminals have become more creative with...
- Popular outdoor clothing and accessories retailer – “The North Face” – was hit by a credential stuffing attack on October 8 & 9. - Apart from email IDs and passwords, the retail giant believes users’ PII (personally identifiable...
The U.K.’s Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) recently penalized Ticketing website Ticketmaster for £1.25 million ($1.65 million) following a data breach in 2018. The privacy watchdog claimed that Ticketmaster failed to protect its customers' private information and violated the GDPR...