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Why Medical Identity Theft Is Such A Big Deal

The insurance trade rag Property And Casualty 360 wrote about medical identity theft and the impact is staggering. First just one example breach – A physician office’s server, which contained unencrypted information on 2,500 patients, was hacked and encrypted. The hackers demanded $50,000 to unencrypt the information and return control of the server. That obviously, […]

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More Sony News

CORRECTION:  I said below that the hackers stole 25 GB of data.  According to CSO Online, they RELEASED 25 GB of data and this is only a fraction of what they stole. UPDATE:  Brian Krebs (KrebsOnSecurity.com) is now reporting additional information: The attackers stole 25 GB of data The malware destroyed data on an unknown […]

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Cyber Security Weaknesses Would Reduce The Sales Price Of An Acquisition

An Article last week in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette written by the law firm of Meyer, Unkovic & Scott LLP, stated what I would think is obvious, but apparently not. 78 percent of global dealmakers report that cybersecurity isn’t a part of the due diligence process before mergers and acquisitions. And why, you ask, is that […]

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What Your Office Might Look Like If You Are Hacked

According to multiple news reports (like BBC, Forbes, and  Computerworld), Sony has been hacked again.  This time they were hacked by the GOP (no, not that GOP, the Guardians of Peace). So, here is what Sony’s office looked like yesterday – and your’s might if you get hacked. Employees came into the office yesterday, turned […]

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