JPMorgan Chase Notifies Customers of Data Breach

JPMorgan Chase Notifies Customers of Data Breach

American banking and financial services company JPMorgan Chase is warning customers in Montana that a technical glitch may have presented their personal data to other customers. The malfunction allowed users of the website chase.com or the Chase Mobile app to view the banking information of other customers whose personal details were similar for nearly two months earlier this year.  Data that may have been compromised included customers’ names, account numbers, account balances, and details of their transactions. …

Read More

Delivering Worry-Free Network as-a-Service: A Cisco Partner Story – Cisco Blogs

Delivering Worry-Free Network as-a-Service: A Cisco Partner Story – Cisco Blogs

Co-Authored by Alexandra Zagury Vice President, Partner Managed Services and aaS Sales,Global Partner Organization   Braathe Gruppen—Cisco Norway 2020 Cloud Partner of the Year—had very modest beginnings. Recognizing in 1989 that companies needed help making their computer systems work as smoothly as possible, Braathe converted an existing agricultural farm building into a high-tech data center server farm. Today, Braathe is a leading-edge engineering-led managed service provider in the Nordic region that offers worry-free IT solutions….

Read More

Securing Nonprofits Protects Us All – Cisco Blogs

Securing Nonprofits Protects Us All – Cisco Blogs

A Q&A with Dr. Kelley Misata of Sightline Security and Cisco’s Wendy Nather Have you or your company donated to a nonprofit recently? In the security industry, we are always very focused on protecting enterprises due to the amount of money that’s at stake if they are compromised, as well as the critical services that many of them provide. But have you thought about nonprofit security? Today’s nonprofits handle vast sums of money in the…

Read More

Data Stolen as Social Housing Group Suffers Ransomware Attack

Data Stolen as Social Housing Group Suffers Ransomware Attack

Hackers have stolen data from a Salford-based social housing group that houses thousands of tenants and other clients. ForHousing and Liberty, which manages and maintains homes across the North West, were reportedly victims of a ransomware attack. The group confirmed that no data of tenants or staff were accessed, but a ‘small amount’ of data was compromised, which resulted in the systems being taken offline as a precautionary measure.  Ransomware is a type of malware that…

Read More

It’s time to retire the Social Security number

It’s time to retire the Social Security number

With 40 million people having their SSN exposed during the T-Mobile hack, it’s time to reconsider the usefulness of the Social Security number. Image: Lane V. Erickson/Shutterstock It has been a tough week for news, with a series of negative headlines on everything from a COVID resurgence to Afghanistan. In what might have been a more prominent story, mobile phone carrier T-Mobile acknowledged that nearly 50 million customers had personal data stolen, with more than…

Read More

Catalyst 9000 Simplifies Network-Based Threat Detection Using Inline Security Telemetry – Cisco Blogs

Catalyst 9000 Simplifies Network-Based Threat Detection Using Inline Security Telemetry – Cisco Blogs

The term Catalyst is synonymous with accelerating change, stimulating actions, and facilitating transformations. The Cisco Catalyst 9000 family of switches and access points support these qualities for enterprise networks around the world, making it the fastest ramping product in Cisco’s history. Based on a powerful and flexible Programmable ASIC with Unified Access Data Plane (UADP) that unites wired and wireless data planes, the enterprise networking platform has delivered continuous innovations since its introduction, including: Purpose-built…

Read More

Younger, But Not Savvier: 3 Cybersecurity Threats Plaguing Millennials

Younger, But Not Savvier: 3 Cybersecurity Threats Plaguing Millennials

Surprise! Just because you’re a Millennial or Gen Zer doesn’t mean you’re savvier when it comes to technology. Especially when it comes to cybersecurity.   Turns out, Millennials aren’t quite as tight with their security as the older generations are. That’s according to one study about working from home that focused on younger adults and their older cohorts. It’s perhaps no surprise that nearly half of them said that they enjoyed working from home. What is surprising is that while working from home, “Gen Zers (38%) and Millennials (23%) said they…

Read More

Younger, But Not Savvier: 3 Cybersecurity Threats Plaguing Millennials

Younger, But Not Savvier: 3 Cybersecurity Threats Plaguing Millennials

Surprise! Just because you’re a Millennial or Gen Zer doesn’t mean you’re savvier when it comes to technology. Especially when it comes to cybersecurity.   Turns out, Millennials aren’t quite as tight with their security as the older generations are. That’s according to one study about working from home that focused on younger adults and their older cohorts. It’s perhaps no surprise that nearly half of them said that they enjoyed working from home. What is surprising is that while working from home, “Gen Zers (38%) and Millennials (23%) said they…

Read More

Younger, But Not Savvier: 3 Cybersecurity Threats Plaguing Millennials

Younger, But Not Savvier: 3 Cybersecurity Threats Plaguing Millennials

Surprise! Just because you’re a Millennial or Gen Zer doesn’t mean you’re savvier when it comes to technology. Especially when it comes to cybersecurity.   Turns out, Millennials aren’t quite as tight with their security as the older generations are. That’s according to one study about working from home that focused on younger adults and their older cohorts. It’s perhaps no surprise that nearly half of them said that they enjoyed working from home. What is surprising is that while working from home, “Gen Zers (38%) and Millennials (23%) said they…

Read More

Want to ban someone from Instagram? That’ll cost you just $60

Want to ban someone from Instagram? That’ll cost you just

Got a grudge against an Instagram user? Well, scammers may just have the perfect service for you – at quite an affordable price. As Joseph Cox at Motherboard reports, the criminal underground has stepped beyond the likes of offering ransomware-as-a-service and DDoS-attacks-for-hire to advertise an easy way for anyone to target an Instagram account and have it banned – for $60 or less. Motherboard found the ban-as-a-service operations advertised on underground forums, and – according…

Read More
1 3,604 3,605 3,606 3,607 3,608 4,009