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Exclusive: Health service revising its process as ‘seriously shocking failure’ allows access to medical data Read via The Guardian.
Read MoreA coordinated cyber-attack has been carried out against Belgium’s parliament, scientific institutions, police services, and universities. Read via InfoSecurityMag.
Read MoreToday is a good day to talk about building a great password. Everyone knows we need solid passwords, it is a basic requirement. But one of the things I often hear from people is, ‘it’s all very well telling me to build a good password but what does good look like, and how exactly […]
Read MoreNew report highlights the risks of outsourcing key business processes without paying due care and attention to your service provider’s security Read via Computer Weekly.
Read MoreEversource, the largest energy supplier in New England, has suffered a data breach after customers’ personal information was exposed on an unsecured cloud server. Read via Bleeping Computer.
Read MoreCross-party group of MPs says government is influencing the appointment of a new information commissioner by explicitly seeking a candidate who will support its policy agenda, rather than regulate independently Read via Computer Weekly.
Read MoreThe role of the Senior Information Risk Owner (SIRO) is a key function across all areas of the Public Sector, including NHS, central government, nuclear, councils, NDPB’s and in some cases even suppliers to Public Sectors are required to demonstrate the role. Available dates: May 25, 2021 June 22, 2021 July 20, 2021 August 17, 2021 September […]
Read MoreA report by the Trades Union Congress says new protections are “urgently needed” to regulate the use of AI in workplaces. AI can be utilised by employers in remote recruitment, monitoring and work allocation. By using things such as natural language processing (NLP), artificial intelligence can handle repetitive and lengthy administrative tasks, freeing up the workforce […]
Read MoreA global coalition of technology companies and law enforcement bodies is calling for “aggressive and urgent” action against ransomware. Microsoft, Amazon, the FBI and the UK’s National Crime Agency have joined the Ransomware Task Force (RTF) in giving governments nearly 50 recommendations. Read via BBC News.
Read MoreAn adversary known for its watering hole attacks against government entities has been linked to a slew of newly detected intrusions targeting various organizations in Central Asia and the Middle East. Read via The Hacker News.
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