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How Can HR Help Prevent Cyberattacks? Educate Your Employees.
Some time ago, I was expecting a delivery. I got an email from UPS, opened it, clicked, and then realized the email was not, in fact, from UPS. It was a phishing email, a test from our IT security team at SecurityScorecard, and I’d failed it.
11 Feb 2020
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Atos completes Maven Wave buy, boosts Google Cloud services
French IT services firm Atos expanded its global Google Cloud partnership with the purchase of Chicago-based Maven Wave; other channel news from the week.
10 Feb 2020
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How to keep critical data safe from third-party risks
Glen Pendley, CTO at SecurityScorecard, advises on keeping critical data safe from third-party risks in four steps.
08 Feb 2020
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What impact will the Cybersecurity State Coordinator Act have? [Q&A]
The US is currently considering new legislation that would require each state to appoint a cybersecurity leader.
07 Feb 2020
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SecurityScorecard Updates Global Partner Program
SecurityScorecard, which provides security ratings and continuous risk monitoring for vendor and third-party risk management, has revamped its global partner program in response to partner needs.
31 Jan 2020
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Willis Towers Watson enhances cyber risk modeling platform
Willis Towers Watson has expanded its proprietary cyber risk quantification modeling platform, Cyber Quantified, by integrating it with SecurityScorecard.
29 Jan 2020
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12 Password Mistakes That Hackers Hope You’ll Make
Passwords are supposed to keep us safe, but they can be an open door for hackers to attack our finances and identity. Here’s how you can protect yourself.
27 Jan 2020
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Bridging the gap: US federal agencies to aid greater state-level cyber protection
A US bill aims to establish a cybersecurity coordinator in every state in order to bridge the gap between federal, state, and local security teams.
23 Jan 2020
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Dating apps leak personal data, Norwegian group says
Dating apps including Grindr, OkCupid and Tinder leak personal information to advertising tech companies in possible violation of European data privacy laws, a Norwegian consumer group said in a report Tuesday.
15 Jan 2020
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Infrastructure Report: Public Sector Grapples with Ransomware
Cities across the U.S. spent millions of dollars to recover from ransomware last year, as a spate of cyberattacks locked files, crippled services and confounded technology chiefs. The ferocity of these attacks is unlikely to wane because cities remain tempting targets for hackers due to inadequate security measures and resources.
09 Jan 2020
