Deepfakes and synthetic identity: More reasons to worry about identity theft

Business email compromise attacks cost millions, losses doubling each year

CSO Update October 03, 2019

Deepfakes and synthetic identity: More reasons to worry about identity theft How can we maintain control over digital identity In a world where it is being blurred and abused by fraudsters? Read more ▶

Your Must-Read Stories • Business email compromise attacks cost millions, losses doubling each year • How to create an effective security policy (and 4 templates to get you started) • How to protect and safely erase data on Windows devices • 5 trends shaking up multi-factor authentication • Voting machine security: What to look for and what to look out for • Top cybersecurity masters degrees: Which is right for you?

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Business email compromise attacks cost millions, losses doubling each year Cybercriminals follow the money, and you need look no further than Toyota Boshoku's recent $37 million loss to see why many are turning to BEC scams. Read more ▶

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How to create an effective security policy (and 4 templates to get you started) Download our ebook that features templates for security policies on passwords, acceptable use, email, access control, BYOD and incident response. Read more ▶

How to protect and safely erase data on Windows devices Microsoft's BitLocker now uses AES encryption, but will default to the storage device's hardware encryption unless you make this setting, which will also allow you to easily sanitize drives. Read more ▶

5 trends shaking up multi-factor authentication Universal adoption of multi-factor authentication (MFA) is hindered by technical limitations and user resistance, but its use is growing. Here's why. Read more ▶

Voting machine security: What to look for and what to look out for The US Senate approved $250 million to help states purchase more secure voting equipment — but includes no provisions for what "secure" means. Our buying guide will help state election officials spend taxpayer money wisely. Read more ▶

Top cybersecurity masters degrees: Which is right for you? New cyber masters degrees are popping up all over the place. Here's our unscientific rundown of the top five. Read more ▶

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