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Equifax made headlines on September 7, 2017, when it announced its discovery of a data breach earlier in the year. In the security incident, computer criminals leveraged a “U.S. website application vulnerability” to view some of the consumer credit reporting agency’s files, access which helped them compromise 143 million U.S. consumers’ Social Security Numbers, dates...

In the hospital setting, there is no tolerance for poor hygiene. Frequently washing your hands and using hand sanitizer can drastically decrease the chances of contamination, the spread of disease, ... The post Top 10 Cyber Hygiene Tips for Healthcare IT and Security Professionals appeared first on Delta...

 U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Deven B. King (Released) 2017/08/30 A Certain Force In An Uncertain World From the United States Department of the Navy, United States Marine Corps: Marines assigned to the 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit (26th MEU) embark the amphibious assault ship USS Kearsarge (LHD 3)....

The damage wrought by the WannaCry and NotPetya malware outbreaks highlights the importance of organizations taking steps to strengthen their digital security defenses. But in the shadow of such high-profile attacks, the state of organizations’ security postures remains unclear. Do most companies understand the importance of their information and data assets, for example, and do...

Folks, September has been designated by FEMA as National Preparedness Month. Around here, at Infosecurity.US, we will be honoring Our First Responders, and Their Canine Partners During National Preparedness Month. And Remember: Don't Wait. Communicate. Make a family emergency plan today. Learn more at...

A lot of people just throw away their boarding pass after a flight. I mean, what information do you find on it? Name, seat, date and flight. So what? You can find this information for a lot of people on social media anyway, right? Well, not really. There is other information on it as...

Me just a few minutes ago (real life, just the room number is not real): At the reception: Me: Sorry, my key does not seem to work anymore. Reception: What is your room number, sir? Me: 683 Reception: Mr. Halbheer? Me: Yes Reception: Let me give you a new key I understand: A scammer...

Back in the early days at Blaster we told the customers that they must do three things: Switch on your firewall Apply security updates Have an anti-virus software installed and keep it updated It seems that even after Wannacry and Petya people have not learned, yet: Look at these statistics with computers still being...