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U.S. Department of Defense Disclosed Data Breach at DISA
The U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) warned that a data breach at the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) might have compromised some individuals’ personal information. In a photograph of a letter obtained by Reuters, DISA CIO and Risk Management Executive Roger S. Greenwell warned recipients that a data breach might have compromised their personal det […]
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Democratic Presidential Campaigns Learn Cybersecurity Lesson
Significant strides have been made since the campaign cybersecurity debacle in 2016 that led to the disclosure of a trove of emails by Wikileaks that arguably cost Hillary Clinton the U.S. presidential election, according to a report published this week assessing the security posture of the major political candidates that make up the current Democratic.. The […]
Michael Vizard
Chernobyl and its Cyber Lessons, Part 2: Incident Response
What can be learned from the incident response of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster in 1986? HBO’s recent “Chernobyl” series, which retold the story of the nuclear accident that threatened much of Europe in 1986, made for compelling viewing. The accident was said to have helped prompt the fall of the Eastern block and bring about.. The post Chernobyl and its Cy […]
Simon Lacey
Survey: Trump Not as Smart as the IT Director
A recent survey by Blumberg Capital reveals that a majority of consumers think their IT guys know more about cybersecurity than President Trump. That may be bad news for the president, but it is surely good news for those in the IT field. Blumberg Capital, an early-stage VC firm investing in cybersecurity startups, surveyed 1,000.. The post Survey: Trump No […]
Frank Ohlhorst
Why Data Security Jobs are Growing in Popularity
Cybercrime is arguably the biggest threat to businesses today. In the first half of 2019, there were over 4.1 billion records exposed in 3,813 breaches. Data breaches are becoming more frequent and are getting worse. Out of the ten worst data breaches of all time, three have occurred in 2019, and the year is set [...] The post Why Data Security Jobs are Grow […]
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