The gap between IT security professionals and line of business managers' understanding of risk is at the heart of many issues, according to Ponemon Institute research released this week.
Proofpoint researchers say students are a prime target for employment fraud because they are strapped for cash and are inexperienced when it comes to identifying scams.
Malicious actors could exploit a flaw in Honda's remote keyless system to remotely unlock all Honda Civic models produced from 2016 to 2020, reports SecurityWeek.
Authentication firm Okta has acknowledged making a mistake in managing the Lapsus$ hack that impacted 366 of its customers after failing to better examine a January cyberattack against Sitel, which is one of its third-party service providers, Threatpost reports.
StateScoop reports that Boston Mayor Michelle Wu has appointed former South Bend, Indiana, and Pittsburgh Chief Information Officer Santiago Garces as the city's new CIO, replacing interim CIO Alex Lawrence, while Massachusetts Digital Service's Julia Guttierez has been named as the city's new chief digital officer.
Deploying 5G networks could enable smart cities and first responders to have improved communication reliability and quicker data transfers, as well as intelligent edge computing capabilities but such technology also involves cybersecurity risks, reports Government Computer News.
IBM announced the launch of the Unified Key Orchestrator, a managed service that gives users in hybrid or multiple cloud environments a single tool to manage all of their security key management systems, according to Network World.
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