Steps Your Organization Can Take to Prevent Data Leakage

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The Multibillion-Dollar Problem Of Weak Cybersecurity in Real Estate

June 13, 2019 Wes O'Donnell

GDPR turned one at the end of May! Its introduction forced companies to consider data, privacy and security issues as part of their daily operations rather than as a nuisance or an afterthought.

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Telegram Hack Blamed On China Hits As Protests Take Place In Hong Kong

June 13, 2019 Wes O'Donnell

Telegram was hit by a distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack on Wednesday (June 12). The cyber attack took place as protesters used the app to communicate during protests in Hong Kong.

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Cybercrime: An Inside View from Ex-Hacker Brett Johnson

June 12, 2019 APUSMS_Admin

Recently, Looking Glass Solutions sponsored an event featuring Brett Johnson, who said that there are only three reasons why a cybercrime is committed.

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Active vs. Passive Cyberattacks: Which Is More Dangerous?

June 11, 2019 Susan Hoffman

Cyberattacks generally fall into two categories: active cyberattacks and passive cyberattacks. But which is more dangerous?

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UAE sees rise in 'impersonation attacks'

June 10, 2019 Wes O'Donnell

Mimecast, an e-mail and data security company, recently unveiled its third-annual state of email security report. The report includes insights from 1,025 global IT decision-makers, including the UAE.

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US-China trade war limits Seoul's ability to advance nuke talks

June 10, 2019 Wes O'Donnell

If the US and China have a truce or suspend the application of tariffs, that could provide political space for South Korea's diplomatic role to increase. But, in this environment, South Korea's impact is quite limited.

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Federal investigators to examine equipment from 2016 N.C. election amid renewed fears of Russian hacking

June 5, 2019 Wes O'Donnell

It was a single phrase, offered without elaboration, in special counsel Robert S. Mueller III's report: In August 2016, hackers working for Russian military intelligence "installed malware on the company network" of an unnamed voter registration technology vendor in the United States.

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Trends in Cloud Jobs in 2019

June 5, 2019 Wes O'Donnell

With an ever-evolving and increasing use of cloud services, new and important changes are needed to the skillsets, roles, and responsibilities of cloud professionals. Here are some trends we’re seeing.

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What Is the Most Common Password Used on the Internet?

June 3, 2019 Wes O'Donnell

What's the World's Most Common Password?

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Japanese gov't steps up efforts to regulate cryptocurrencies

June 3, 2019 Wes O'Donnell

The government has stepped up its efforts to regulate cryptocurrencies in order to tighten control of virtual currency exchange service operators and transactions of such currencies.

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