With the rush to push school online due to our current pandemic, remote learning is establishing itself as the new norm. Cyberattacks continue to plague the education sector and they are only rising. With that in mind, new challenges to student privacy and cybersecurity are emerging. With the shift to
Last week, malicious insiders strike, gambling with security doesn’t pay off for a gambling app, and the debut of our newest eBook to help you transform into a marketing superhero! Malicious Insider Strikes United States – DataViper Exploit: Unauthorized Database Access (Malicious Insider)DataViper: Information Security Risk to Small Business: 1.239 = Extreme A
Last week, ransomware storm tide rises for companies around the world, unsecured databases spell trouble, and cryptocurrency scams affect thousands. Dept of Ed Leaves Social Security Numbers Unsecured United States – Department of Education Exploit: Unsecured DatabaseUnited States Department of Education: Federal Government Agency Risk to Small Business: 2.077 = Severe A large number
Last week, healthcare data breaches keep climbing, Twitter apologizes for its breach, and Australian cyberattacks illustrate the importance of basic training and prevention. Twitter’s Personal Billing Data Breach United States – Twitter Exploit: Accidental Data SharingTwitter: Social Media Platform Risk to Small Business: 2.602 = Moderate Twitter sent a notification to business clients last week acknowledging
Last week, a massive security breach leaks thousands of police records going back two decades, ransomware strikes again, and insider threats climb devastating business. Security Breach Exposes Thousands United States – Netsential Exploit: Unauthorized Database AccessNetsential: Web Development Firm Risk to Small Business: 1.272 = Extreme A security breach at this Texas-based web
Last week, ransomware risk shuts down the production of cars and beer, phishing lands a professional haul, the risk of working remote, and your IT security plan! United States – ST Engineering Exploit: ransomware riskST Engineering: aeronautics contractor Risk to Small Business: 1.732 = Severe The San Antonio, Texas branch of defense, aeronautics, and
Last week, glaring oversights lead to data disasters, ransomware puts governance out of action, and a new study shows the enormous cost of data breaches. United States – Westech International Exploit: RansomwareWestech International: Nuclear maintenance subcontractor Risk to Small Business: 1.510 = Severe Cybercriminals associated with the MAZE ransomware group exfiltrated company data
Last week, slow breach responses put customers at risk, a malware attack undermines the benefits of shopping online, and a new study reveals that frequently resetting passwords is essential even if they haven’t been directly compromised. United States – Quidd Exploit: Unauthorized database access Quidd: Digital collectibles app Risk to Small Business: 2.137 =
Last week, accidental database access erodes brand reputation, ransomware disrupts operations, and insurers increase their scrutiny of cybersecurity policies. United States – Edison Mail Exploit: Coding error Edison Mail: Email application Risk to Small Business: 2.171 = Severe A coding error in Edison Mail’s popular iOS app allowed messages to be viewed
Utilizing Microsoft Teams in Your Business Making the right decisions is (obviously) great for growing your business, but it’s only one part of the picture. Often times, you also need to make those decisions fast and at the right time, which means information needs to be shared quickly and with
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