The personal data of about 533 million Facebook users was recently discovered on a hacking forum. So far the social media company has kept mostly quiet on the matter.
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Supreme Court sides with Google in its lengthy court battle with Oracle
The Supreme Court has sided with Google in its long legal battle with Oracle, a decision that could have far reaching implications.
SolarWinds data breach may lead to changes in notification rules
Members of congress from both parties are considering changes to data breach notification rules following the SolarWinds cyberattack.
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Big Data
Impact of Equifax breach still being felt years later
The ramifications of the devastating Equifax security breach are still being felt by both the company and the public.
NSA warns of new Chinese hacking threat
While implementing patches is always important, now is an especially good time if your organization has fallen behind.
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BYOD
The resurgence of C as competition for Java
In May 2020, C surged to the No. 1 spot on the prominent TIOBE index – notably, ahead of Java – for the first time since 2015.
Keep security in mind during enterprise modernization
Efforts to bring your IT infrastructure fully into the present are valuable, but it’s important that you don’t ever sacrifice security for modernization.
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Consulting
New type of SIM card cyberattack exploits Java-based apps
A new type of cyberattack capable of exploiting vulnerabilities in Java applications run through SIM cards installed on smartphones has been identified by a mobile security company, according to ZDNet.
Private vs. public vs. hybrid cloud infrastructure
Making the right decision on the cloud means you’ll need information.
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Mainframe Growth
COVID-19 doesn’t have to disrupt your digital transformation
The decentralized and digital-reliant framework many organizations have shifted to as a result of the pandemic may actually be an ideal environment for digital transformation.
Looking at data breaches’ financial impact and other trends
The sheer financial ramifications of data breaches have become far too extensive to ignore, though other notable cybersecurity trends must also be examined as well.
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Uncategorized
Modernization presents challenges for Department of Labor
The Department of Labor has plans for a modernization project that might not take off.
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Web Services
Increased threats causing investors to rethink cybersecurity
While cybersecurity threats can still cost major corporations in IT budgets and court expenses, the impact on their stocks is smaller than it once was, partially as a result of “investor fatigue.”
DOD ramps up cybersecurity funding following recent cyberattack
2021 has seen a mix of progress and setback for the Department of Defense, as the agency looks to improve its cybersecurity capabilities following a major exploit.