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The Insider Threat – Goldman Sachs Edition

In a somewhat bizarre case, a Goldman Sachs programmer has been convicted for the second time of stealing software that he developed for Goldman (see Wired article).  The first conviction was overturned and the second may be nullified by the judge. Sergey Aleynikov was convicted in 2011 on espionage and theft of trade secret charges. […]

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M&A Cyber Due Diligence Gaining More Momentum

McGuire Woods (McGuire Woods Firm Profile) writing this week says that cyber risk due diligence is an important part of the merger and acquisition process. In fact, they say, that failure to address these issues during due diligence could expose both buyers and sellers to a litany of adverse consequences (Cyber due diligence important during […]

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More Stingray cell site simulator stories

Ars Technica reported about yet another case where prosecutors dropped charges against 4 suspects who robbed 7 people, including one who needed 18 stitches, rather than disclose information about the use of a Harris Stingray. Or at least that’s what we think.  The cops told the press that is was not related to “technology” (preferring […]

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The Internet Of Things – Its Only Going To Get Worse

Everyone talks about “The Internet Of Things” (IoT), whether it is a web accessible security camera or your internet connected refrigerator that tells you when you are low on milk.  Recently, a stalker talked to a nanny while she changed the baby’s diaper.  We have also seen home routers with vulnerabilities that allow a hacker […]

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