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'We have no reason to believe that our data or systems have been compromised. We are in the process of contacting the Maine Attorney General's office to have this removed.'
Slow disclosure and odd reassurance that exposing names and contact details won't be a problem isn't going down well Gamers are ready to unleash their mightiest virtual weapons and point them at independent games studio Cloud Imperium, after it sat on news of a data breach for weeks and then announced it without fanfare.…
Ad and cloud biz rubbishes claims that 183 million accounts broken into Panic spread faster than a phishing email on Tuesday after claims of a massive Gmail breach hit the headlines – but Google says it's all nonsense.…
Affects users regardless of when their backups were created SonicWall has admitted that all customers who used its cloud backup service to store firewall configuration files were affected by a cybersecurity incident first disclosed in mid-September, walking back earlier assurances that only a small fraction of users were impacted.…
Customers come forward claiming info was swiped from prod Oracle Cloud's denial of a digital break-in is now in clear dispute. A infosec researcher working on validating claims that the cloud provider's login servers were compromised earlier this year says some customers have confirmed data allegedly stolen and leaked from the database giant is genuine.…
Get best practice advice on how to safeguard your cloud infrastructure from SANS Sponsored Post According to the 2024 IBM Cost of the Data Breach Report 40 percent of data breaches identified between March 2023 and February 2024 involved data stored across multiple environments, including the cloud.…
How zero trust controls and Google AI can strengthen your organization’s defences Webinar Dealing with cyber security incidents is an expensive business. Each data breach costs an estimated $4.35 million on average and it's not as if the volume of cyber attacks is falling - last year, they rose by 38 percent according to Google Cloud.…
Cloud software slinger admits no guilt, promises better basic security hygiene Blackbaud, which had data on millions of people stolen from it by one or more crooks, has promised to shore up its IT defenses in a proposed deal with the FTC.…
Terminal maker General Bytes shutters its cloud business after second breach in seven months Unidentified miscreants have siphoned cryptocurrency valued at more than $1.5 million from Bitcoin ATMs by exploiting an unknown flaw in digicash delivery systems.…
Protecting applications off prem demands a fresh wave of security talent Sponsored Post Shifting workloads and applications to the cloud is on every forward-thinking CIO's wish list. It is also their worst nightmare. If they get it right, they've helped to transform and modernize their organization's operations and everyone's happy. If they get it wrong, it's a different story, made much worse if a seriously expensive data breach is involved.…
AWS and G Suite admin accounts may have been popped, HackerOne bug bounty account hit, and more Uber is tonight reeling from what looks like a substantial cybersecurity breach.…
Appears to have leaked from a cloud thanks to sloppy coding A threat actor has taken to a forum for news and discussion of data breaches with an offer to sell what they assert is a database containing records of over a billion Chinese civilians – allegedly stolen from the Shanghai Police.…
Our Vectra Masked CISO series tackles some of the biggest issues in security and how to overcome them Advertorial Security must be tried, tested, and tested again. It’s become easier than ever for cybercriminals to find stealthy new ways to gain access to and navigate laterally across systems, exploit gaps in hybrid workflows, or hijack cloud accounts to gain access to a target. It is vital that every CISO can offer a clear picture of how their security is really holding up against the latest tactics, techniques, and procedures. However, all too often I’ve seen my fellow CISOs fall into a cycle of preparing annual penetration tests of point systems to be “compliant,” which in fact only makes them sitting ducks just waiting for a breach to occur.…