Former Employee Behind Earthquakes Stadium Hack

Former Employee Behind Earthquakes Stadium Hack

A vengeful former staff member of a San Jose sports stadium concessionaire has admitted carrying out a costly cyber-attack against his ex-employer after losing his job.  Salvatore A. La Rosa worked for Spectra Food Services and Hospitality from Valentine’s Day 2015 until his termination on January 6, 2020. Spectra was the concessions contractor for California’s Earthquakes Stadium, home of Major League Soccer team the San Jose Earthquakes.  To sell food and other concession items at the stadium, Spectra relied on…

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Content Provenance Group Formed

Content Provenance Group Formed

A number of influential companies have formed a consortium that aims to reduce the amount of disinformation, misinformation, and fraudulent content on the internet.  The Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity (C2PA), a Joint Development Foundation project, has been founded by Adobe, Arm, BBC, Intel, Microsoft, and photo and video verification platform Truepic. Member organizations plan to jointly develop technical standards for certifying the source and history or provenance of media content.  In a statement released today, a Microsoft spokesperson said: “C2PA member organizations…

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Paving the way: Inspiring Women in Payments – A Q&A featuring Jen Stone

Paving the way: Inspiring Women in Payments – A Q&A featuring Jen Stone

  She was a single mom with three kids in daycare, no child support, and a job as an executive assistant that didn’t pay enough to cover the bills. With absolutely no experience, Jen Stone took a chance on a helpdesk position, which changed her life. In this edition of our blog, Jen explains how she found success by taking ownership of her own career.

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The US Government is going to respond to the SolarWinds hack very soon

The US Government is going to respond to the SolarWinds hack very soon

The US is going to respond to the SolarWinds supply chain attack within weeks, national security adviser Jake Sullivan told CNN. The US will respond within weeks to the devastating SolarWinds supply cyber attack, national security adviser Jake Sullivan told CNN. “We are in the process now of working through, with the intelligence community and [President Joe Biden’s] national security team, a series of steps to respond to Solar Winds, including steps that will hold who…

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Cybersecurity pros: Automation and app security are top priorities in 2021

Cybersecurity pros: Automation and app security are top priorities in 2021

A study on CIO and CISO prioritization showed these two areas are most important this year. Cloud security is another area high on their lists. TechRepublic’s Karen Roby spoke with Bob Blakley, operating partner at Team8, a venture capital think tank, about investments CISOs should be considering in 2021. The following is an edited transcript of their conversation. Karen Roby: Bob, talk about two big areas that really stood out in your recent survey. SEE:…

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Silicon Valley VC Firm Phished

Silicon Valley VC Firm Phished

A leading venture capital firm based in California’s Silicon Valley has fallen victim to a cyber-attack. According to Axios, Sequoia Capital contacted investors on Friday, February 19, to inform them that their financial data and personal information had been accessed by an unauthorized third party. The data breach occurred after the email account belonging to an employee at the firm was compromised in a phishing attack.  Sequoia Capital is run from offices on Sand Hill Road in Menlo…

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A CISO’s Perspective on SASE

A CISO’s Perspective on SASE

Traditional security programs were predicated on protecting the typically internally hosted technology infrastructure and the data within that environment. This led to an ecosystem composed of numerous discrete tools and processes all intended to detect adversaries and prevent harm. It included a multitude of controls spanning network and infrastructure security, application security, access control, and process controls. In a world now dominated by the cloud, where applications leverage public cloud providers or are subscribed to…

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EnergyOps: Reducing Cisco’s energy use and greenhouse gas emissions – Cisco Blogs

EnergyOps: Reducing Cisco’s energy use and greenhouse gas emissions – Cisco Blogs

Energy and Emissions Within Cisco’s direct operations, our main source of emissions is the energy required to operate labs and data centers. We are working toward goals to reduce these Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 60 percent by fiscal 2022 compared to a fiscal 2007 baseline, and to use electricity generated from renewable sources for at least 85 percent of our global electricity by fiscal 2022. As of the end of fiscal 2020, we…

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Honeywell and Cisco: Resilient Return to The Workplace – Cisco Blogs

Honeywell and Cisco: Resilient Return to The Workplace – Cisco Blogs

Last year, everything changed. We worked from home full time, traveled less, entertained ourselves online, and met family and friends over video. Life was disrupted, but disruption often leads to transformation and evolution. Honeywell and Cisco have been partners for more than a decade. We work together to automate customer operations around the world. Now, we’re collaborating to build innovative new spaces. When the world returns to the factory, the airport, the hotel, the stadium,…

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