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Educating Educators: Microsoft's Tips for Security Awareness Training
Microsoft's director of security education and awareness shares his approach to helping train employees in defensive practices.Cyberbullying: How is it different from face‑to‑face bullying?
The digital age has added a whole new dimension to hurtful behavior, and we look at some of the key features that set in-person and online bullying apart
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Report identifies the most dangerous mobile app store on the internet
And, no! It's not the Google Play Store.Clearview AI Customers Exposed in Data Breach
Customers for the controversial facial recognition company were detailed in a log file leaked to news organizations.Government Employees Unprepared for Ransomware
Data shows 73% are concerned about municipal ransomware threats but only 38% are trained on preventing these attacks.Google’s War on Android App Permissions, 60 Percent Successful
An automated Google warning to Android app developers regarding mobile app permissions has cut the number of requests in half.
Tense Talk About Supply Chain Risk Yields Few Answers
RSA panelists locked horns over whether the ban preventing US government agencies from doing business with Huawei is unfairly singling out the Chinese telecom giant.
RSAC 2020: GM’s Transportation Future Hinges on Cybersecurity
CEO Mary T. Barra addressed the high stakes in rolling out self-driving cars and biometric-enhanced vehicles, where one cyber-event could derail plans for emerging automotive technologies.
How We Enabled Ransomware to Become a Multibillion-Dollar Industry
As an industry, we must move beyond one-dimensional approaches to assessing ransomware exposures. Asking these four questions will help.Facebook sues SDK maker for secretly harvesting user data
Data analytics firm OneAudience allegedly paid app developers to include its SDK in their code so it could harvest data from Facebook users.Intel Analyzes Vulns Reported in its Products Last Year
A new Intel report looks at the more than 250 CVEs affecting Intel products in 2019.Intel fixed 236 bugs in 2019 and only 5% (11 bugs) were CPU vulnerabilities
Intel says that 60% of all security bugs fixed in 2019 were discovered internally, by employees.Facial recognition company Clearview AI hit by data theft
The startup came under scrutiny after it emerged that it had amassed 3 billion photos from social media for facial recognition software
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What Your Company Needs to Know About Hardware Supply Chain Security
By establishing a process and framework, you can ensure you're not giving more advanced attackers carte blanche to your environment.IoT Insecurity: When Your Vacuum Turns on You
From vacuum cleaners to baby monitors, the IoT landscape continues to be plagued by concerning security issues that lead to privacy threats.
RSA 2020 – Hacking humans
What the human battle against biological viruses can teach us about fighting computer infections – and vice versa
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Cisco patches incoming to address Kr00k vulnerability impacting routers, firewall products
There are no workarounds for the Wi-Fi communications bug.US government authorities fail to train employees on ransomware detection, prevention
New research suggests that the majority of state and local governments are not rising to the challenge of mitigating ransomware threats.Did someone file your taxes before you?
With tax season – and tax scams – in full swing, here’s how fraudsters can steal your tax refund, and how you can avoid becoming a victim
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