Rachel, CEO of SocialProof Security, delves into the inner-workings of social engineering exploits where she leverages her background in neuroscience and behavioral psychology to exploit the unpatchable vulnerability that is human nature. This segment is sponsored by Cybereason. Visit https://www.cybereason.com/cisostories to learn more about them!
One campaign posed as an HR department mandating vaccine information, another leveraged an XSS flaw to disguise a malicious download, and a third leveraged Verizon's Vzwpix service to mass-distribute emails.
In an on-demand virtual event for CyberRisk Alliance, Don Cox, former CISO at Mednax, speaks with SC Media Deputy Editor Bradley Barth about endpoint security and communicating practices for good security posture.
This week’s breach roundup is led by a two-month network hack of UNM Health, which led to the exfiltration of data tied to 637,252 patients. Memorial Health, St. Joseph’s Candler, Electromed, and other providers also recently reported security incidents tied to patient data compromise.
Mandiant and CISA have disclosed a now-patched device impersonation vulnerability that was found in ThroughTek's Kalay platform, an example of the potential risk tied to efforts to integrate all assets across an enterprise.
This week, Dr. Doug talks: T-Mobile, Deepbluemagic, shell games. China strikes back, Colonial revisited, Fortinet, Captchas, and Cardinals on Parade, All this and the return of Jason Wood on the Security Weekly News!
T-Mobile said on Monday it was looking into claims that a hacker has stolen data related to more than 100 million T-Mobile customers in the United States and aims to sell access to part of the information for around $277,000.
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