Jeffrey Aguilar named Los Angeles County CISO

Jeffrey Aguilar named Los Angeles County CISO

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Reskilling workers can help meet the cybersecurity staffing challenge

Reskilling workers can help meet the cybersecurity staffing challenge

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My Instagram account was hacked and two-factor authentication didn’t help | ZDNet

My Instagram account was hacked and two-factor authentication didn’t help | ZDNet

After almost 40 years in technology, it finally happened. I had one of my accounts hacked. Blast it. The target was my Instagram account. While I’m very active on social networks, Instagram was the one I used the least. Here’s what happened.  It all started when I got a plausible Instagram message from a friend. His message asked for my help and included a reset link for their account. Rather than asking me to click…

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Broadband Planning: Who Should Lead, and How?

Broadband Planning: Who Should Lead, and How?

As new Federal funding is released to help communities bridge the digital divide, you’ll need to gain a strong understanding of the solutions and deployment options available. Often overlooked, however, is the need to develop and commit to a realistic and inclusive broadband planning process. One that acknowledges the broad variety of stakeholders you’ll encounter and offers a realistic timeline to meet funding mandates. You’ll also need a strong leader. But who should lead and…

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Ransomware Hackers Steal Personal Data of 500,000 Students and Staff in Chicago

Ransomware Hackers Steal Personal Data of 500,000 Students and Staff in Chicago

The personal information of more than half a million Chicago Public Schools students and staff was leaked in a ransomware attack last December, although the breach wasn’t reported until April, officials said. The district said on Friday that technology vendor Battelle for Kids notified CPS of the breach on April 25. A server used to store student and staff information was breached, and four years’ worth of records were accessed, CPS said in a statement….

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SASE or SSE? Don’t let hype distract from enterprise needs

SASE or SSE? Don’t let hype distract from enterprise needs

Secure access service edge (SASE) has generated a buzz over the last couple of years, particularly in light of the pandemic and its associated surge in remote employees. But SASE hasn’t quite materialized in the way Gartner – which first coined the term in a 2019 white paper – initially expected. In particular, there’s been pushback around the idea that SASE should be delivered by a single vendor, as a single integrated cloud service at…

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McDermott data innovations fuel business transformation

McDermott data innovations fuel business transformation

When a giant contractor of offshore oil rigs invests heavily in building sustainable, low carbon-footprint structures and products, it’s a sea change. For oil rig constructor McDermott International, that transformation has in no small part been fueled by IT.  Global Vice President and CIO Vagesh Dave says IT advancements in the cloud, analytics, and data management have transformed McDermott – and its industry – into an innovation engine. The Houston-based oil and gas engineering company…

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IT leaders take on pandemic tech debt

IT leaders take on pandemic tech debt

As an organization committed to addressing the opportunity divide and closing the talent gap, Year Up is all about building pathways and making connections. When the pandemic hit and candidates and potential employers were unable to meet in person, Year Up’s IT organization scrambled to replicate training, enrollment, and matching processes in a virtual world to keep its talent match-making business going. The effort was successful in spite of technical debt, which piled up over…

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Anonymous Declares Cyber-War on Pro-Russian Hacker Gang Killnet

Anonymous Declares Cyber-War on Pro-Russian Hacker Gang Killnet

Hacktivist group Anonymous has announced on social media that it’s launching a cyber-war against the pro-Russian group Killnet, which recently attacked European institutions. The news comes after anonymous hackers recently declared “cyber war” against Vladimir Putin’s government following the Russian invasion of Ukraine, including leaking over 360,000 Russian federal agency files in the process. On Twitter, the @YourAnonOne account announced that: “The #Anonymous collective is officially in cyber war against the pro-Russian hacker group #Killnet.” …

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Regulatory Compliance in the Cloud: What you Need to Know 

Regulatory Compliance in the Cloud: What you Need to Know 

Anyone reading this post will have at least dipped their toes into the world of cloud services. As a result of this massive growth, the world of compliance has spent much of the last decade catching up with the implications of cloud services.   For hosted infrastructure, “catching up” presents an interesting set of challenges since cloud managed environments are often more rapidly updated and might only offer limited options for managing their security surface area….

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