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GUEST ESSAY: Stolen logons, brute force hacking get used the most to breach web, email servers

The Last Watchdog

This is according to Verizon’s latest 2022 Data Breach Investigations Report ( DBIR ). In the report’s findings, stolen credentials and exploited vulnerabilities are the top reasons for web breaches. This year, these were the top reasons for web breaches. •A Brute forcing passwords (10 percent) came in third.

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List of data breaches and cyber attacks in June 2018 – 145,942,680 records leaked

IT Governance

As another month ends, let’s look back at the data breaches and cyber attacks that have come to light in the last few weeks. Earlier this month I had a conversation about cyber security that ended with someone offering the familiar opinion: “Oh, I won’t be hacked – our website isn’t very popular”. Data breach.

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Heathrow Airport fined £120,000 for data breach

IT Governance

The ICO (Information Commissioner’s Office) has fined Heathrow Airport £120,000 for failing to secure sensitive personal data after a member of public found an unencrypted USB stick containing data about the airport’s staff. How did the data breach occur? However, the ICO hasn’t confirmed this.

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Privacy and Cybersecurity Top 10 for 2018

Data Matters

This past year was marked by ever more significant data breaches, growing cybersecurity regulatory requirements at the state and federal levels and continued challenges in harmonizing international privacy and cybersecurity regulations. Data breach litigation risks. We expect each of these trends to continue in 2018.

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Predictions 2017 – How’d I Do This Year?

John Battelle's Searchblog

The post Predictions 2017 – How’d I Do This Year? appeared first on John Battelle's Search Blog. As I wrote nearly 12 months ago , 2017 felt particularly unpredictable. Score: 10 of 10. #2: Score: 5 of 10. #3. Every year, I make predictions, and every year, I score myself.

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Weekly podcast: German data breach, poor passwords, Marriott, NHS Digital and Patch Tuesday

IT Governance

This week, we discuss a high-profile German data breach, the top worst passwords of 2018, the resignation of NHS Digital’s CISO, and Microsoft’s latest patches. Coincidentally, SplashData has just published its annual list of 100 weak passwords, culled from the previous 12 months’ publicly disclosed data breaches.

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FTC Posts Final Blog in Its “Stick with Security” Series

Hunton Privacy

On October 13, 2017, the Federal Trade Commission published the twelfth and final blog post in its “Stick with Security” series (the “Series”). The final post, entitled Stick with Security: FTC resources for your business , outlines the resources available to businesses to put the principles detailed in the Series into practice.