1. 92% of Data Breaches in 2022 due to cyberattacks
Year-over-year results indicate a fast start to data breaches in 2022 after a record-setting 2021, as more than 90% of data breaches are cyberattack-related, the Identity Theft Resource Center found. Read more »
2. Preparing for a Technology Supply-Chain Attack
The lessons of 2021 are clear: Cybercriminals are getting more sophisticated, so small and midsize businesses must step up cybersecurity efforts. Read more »
3. Into the Breach: Breaking Down 3 SaaS App Cyber Attacks in 2022
During the last week of March, three major tech companies – Microsoft, Okta, and HubSpot – reported significant data breaches. We review the three breaches and suggest best practices to minimize the risk of such attacks succeeding against your organization. Read more »
4. FBI: Payment App Users Targeted in Social Engineering Attacks
Cybercriminals are attempting to trick American users of digital payment apps into making instant money transfers in social engineering attacks using text messages with fake bank fraud alerts. Read more »
5. Cybersecurity Act of 2022: A Step in the Right Direction With a Significant Loophole
The act contains a loophole added late in the process that will impede progress toward the goal of increasing US cybersecurity: a complete carve-out of DNS from the reporting requirements and other obligations outlined in the bill. Read more »
