The biggest data breach fines, penalties and settlements so far

Attackers phish Office 365 users with fake voicemail messages

CSO Update October 31, 2019

The biggest data breach fines, penalties and settlements so far Hacks and data thefts, enabled by weak security, cover-ups or avoidable mistakes have cost these companies a total of nearly $1.45 billion and counting. Read more ▶

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Attackers phish Office 365 users with fake voicemail messages Recent phishing campaigns have combined a clever use of fake voicemail, phony Microsoft email, and off-the-shelf phishing kits to target high-value victims. Read more ▶

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Credential stuffing explained: How to prevent, detect and defend against it The automated use of breached usernames and passwords to access accounts is low risk, high reward for cybercriminals. Here's how to make it harder for them to use credential stuffing. Read more ▶

The security staffing problem isn't going away. Now what? 6 strategies and tactics to adjust to a future characterized by higher levels of both vacancy and turnover. Read more ▶

Cell phones don't belong in SCIFs, says Republican congressman Rep. Mike Rogers says his phone was infected by Russian malware three years ago. Also, why he believes we need fewer federal cybersecurity agencies and election laws. Read more ▶

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