Yes, CISOs should be concerned about the types of data spy balloons can intercept
The Chinese airship that floated over the US and Canada was likely a multipurpose intelligence platform, gathering a variety of information types.
Stories by Christopher Burgess
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Data capture by border agencies can and will happen – are on-the-road employees prepared?
Many countries routinely download device content from travelers at the border. Getting ahead of this eventuality can help protect sensitive data and maintain privacy for employees and their company.
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Guilty verdict in the Uber breach case makes personal liability real for CISOs
The conviction of Uber's former CSO could change the roles of top security leaders and raises the level of personal risk in the wake of a breach.
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The astronomical costs of an asset disposal program gone wrong
An information technology asset disposal program can protect a company against the potential catastrophe of data leaks from gear you’re getting rid of.
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Russia’s cyber future connected at the waist to Soviet military industrial complex
New research raises questions about whether Russia's cyber warefare operations are up to modern day challenges.
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Transparency and policy shapes Cloudflare’s Kiwi Farms decisions
Cloudflare's blocking of hate-based forum Kiwi Farms is the latest in a string of controversial actions and inactions around bad behaving customers.
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China, Huawei, and the eavesdropping threat
In the world of intelligence, Huawei is an espionage threat not because of what it has done but because of what it can do.
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Governments and businesses warned over China's influence
China uses personal, business and political relationships to gather information and influence actions. U.S. and UK government agencies urge caution.
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Russia-China cyber criminal collaboration could “destabilise” international order
Russian cyber criminals continue to court their Chinese counterparts in hopes of forming mutually beneficial avenues of collaboration.
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HiQ v LinkedIn court ruling will have a material effect on privacy
A U.S. appeals court has ruled that hiQ's scraping of public LinkedIn data is not a violation of the U.S. Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.
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New Five Eyes alert warns of Russian threats targeting critical infrastructure
The alert provides detailed information on Russian government and state-sponsored cyber criminal groups as well as guidance for reducing risk.
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MITRE and partners build insider threat knowledge base
MITRE Engenuity and major business partners have developed an knowledge base of malicious insiders' tactics, techniques and procedures.
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Russian cyberattacks on Ukraine raise IT security concerns
The destructive attacks follow a US government warning for a "heightened state of awareness" and to follow state-sponsored threat mitigation advice.
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Three recent events prove the need for an insider risk playbook
Pfizer, Ubiquiti and Code42 all faced real or potential insider threats that could have been a lot worse if they did not have a plan to deal with them.
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Collect today, decrypt tomorrow: How Russia and China are preparing for quantum computing
All encrypted data will eventually become vulnerable to quantum computing along with the secrets they hold.
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