720-891-1663

Security News for the Week Ending September 25, 2020

GAO Tells Treasury: Track Cyber Risk in Financial Sector The GAO told Treasury to work with Homeland Security to better track cyber risk in the financial sector. The GAO says that Treasury does not track efforts or prioritize them. The “sector specific” security plan was last updated in 2016 and, of course, most of the […]

Continue reading → [DISPLAY_ACURAX_ICONS]

Security News for the Week Ending September 11, 2020

Pioneer Kitten Sells Compromised Corporate Credentials Pioneer Kitten, an Advanced Persistent Threat group backed by Iran, is compromising corporate systems and then selling those credentials to the highest bidder. Like all large organizations, they want to diversify from just ransomware and stealing credit cards. Now they have a new and apparently very lucrative revenue stream. […]

Continue reading → [DISPLAY_ACURAX_ICONS]

Security News for the Week Ending August 14, 2020

China and Russia Continue to Interfere with the Elections According the the White House, China has been targeting the US election infrastructure ahead of the election and Russia has been trying to undercut Democratic candidate Joe Biden, much like their did with Clinton in 2016. Could it be that Russia thinks that the Republican Administrations […]

Continue reading → [DISPLAY_ACURAX_ICONS]

Security News for the Week Ending August 7, 2020

Microsoft Considering Buying TikTok In light of President Trump’s threats to ban TikTok, Microsoft says that it is considering buying the company from its Chinese owners. That would be a win-win-win for Microsoft. They would add another social media platform to their inventory. The can probably buy it at fire sale prices and they would […]

Continue reading → [DISPLAY_ACURAX_ICONS]

Security News for the Week Ending June 5, 2020

Minneapolis City Web Sites Hit by Denial of Service Attacks Last Thursday, early in the morning, a number of City of Minneapolis web sites were disabled by denial of service attacks. The attacks are short lived and the city was able to restore most of the services within a few hours. It is certainly possible […]

Continue reading → [DISPLAY_ACURAX_ICONS]

Security News for the Week Ending April 10, 2020

Remember that Real-ID Deadline we Were Worried About Since planes seem to be flying with less passengers than flight crew members these days – if they fly at all – the gov has decided to make some security changes.   In addition to the fact that they are allowing you to bring a 12 ounce bottle […]

Continue reading → [DISPLAY_ACURAX_ICONS]