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Industrial Espionage – Much Worse Than Credit Card Breaches

General Keith Alexander, former director of the National Security Agency, said that cyber espionage is the greatest transfer of wealth in history.  In 2012 when he made that statement, the the value of cyber industrial espionage on an annual basis was $338 billion.  Per year.  5 years later I am sure that number is greater. […]

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CIA Spies on FBI, DHS and Other Friends

In the ongoing Wikileaks Vault 7 series of leaks, there is a new leak called ExpressLane. According to the documents released by Wikileaks, the CIA offers a partnership with other law enforcement and government agencies in which those partners can share biometric data such as fingerprints with the CIA. The CIA does this by offering […]

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Over Two Thirds of Boards Receive Zero Cyber Security Training

According to a KPMG survey of Financial Times 350 companies, 68% of the Boards have not received any training to deal with a cyber incident. This means that WHEN – and not if – a significant cyber event occurs, the board will have no plan in place to deal with it.  This is distinct from […]

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The Insider Threat Cost One Mortgage Company $25 Million

This case of intrigue may seem like it belongs in a spy novel, but in this case, it is winding up in the Board Room and the court room. Here is the story.  Chicago based Guaranteed Rate courted the employee of a much smaller rival mortgage company, Benjamin Anderson.  While still employed at the smaller […]

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