EPA and the White House warns that US water systems lack proper cybersecurity safeguards, risking a crippling cyber attack that could disrupt the critical lifeline of drinking water and impose significant costs.
Biden administration executive order looks to make immediate improvement to the nation's cyber defenses, with the headline item being new reporting requirements for federal government vendors that experience cybersecurity breaches.
Indian government subjects phone makers to cyber security standards and are required to report their hardware, software and network security measures by August 28th.
The CircleCI security breach leaves most of its CI/CD platform clients with a pile of time-consuming cleanup of assorted keys, tokens and variables as they are forced to immediately rotate secrets.
CISA has released a new cybersecurity checklist as a primer for an expected uptick in hacking ahead of the 2024 presidential election, composed of just four pages of information that does not pack any surprises.
On May 19 GitHub confirmed the security breach across its social media channels, verifying that there was unauthorized access to internal repositories and stating that it was monitoring the situation for further activity. It also said that it had no evidence that information stored in customer repositories or internal information about customers was compromised.
The Irish DPC has ordered Facebook to cease its EU-US data transfers due to Schrems II, potentially signaling that the use of SCCs may now be off the table.
Ban of end-to-end encryption is back on table in U.S., however government agencies are having mixed feelings, fearing potential economic, security and diplomatic consequences.
Swiss banking secrecy laws began to see significant erosion in 2018, and are facing another substantial blow as the country's government is proposing to allow its spy agency to monitor financial transactions.
Zoom will be required to make a number of significant changes to its security practices as a result of decisions that the FTC says ‘gave users a false sense of security.’
