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75% of Smart Medical Devices Tested are Vulnerable to Hacking

This should make you feel better. Especially under the current situation. Palo Alto Networks Unit 42, an extremely well known and well respected group of security researchers, tested 200,000 network connected infusion pumps used in medical facilities. 75% of the devices tested had security vulnerabilities that would allow hackers to exploit them. The purpose of […]

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Companies’ Code Leaks Passwords and Other Secrets

GitGuardian reported yesterday that organizations leaked more than 6 million passwords, API keys and other secrets last year. That is just in the code that they scanned. This is double the number found the year before. In part, this is due to better software that can sniff out these secrets. That translates to 3 out […]

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MFA Fatigue – It is a Real Problem

When hackers are faced with multi-factor authentication, they look for another weak spot – often it is the human being. For example, Office 365 users are being bombarded with push notifications requesting access. After a while they just say yes to make it stop. Now the researchers have given it a name – Multi-factor authentication […]

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Public Company Boards-Cybersecurity Experience

Sens. Susan Collins and Angus King (Maine) have added their names to a letter to the SEC asking them to increase the cybersecurity reporting rules for publicly traded companies. The first of potentially many new SEC rules was rolled out this week requiring investment advisors and investment companies to report cybersecurity incidents and breaches to […]

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