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Feb 18, 2020
Average CISO Tenure? 26 Months Due to Stress and Burnout
ZDNet reported on February 12 that Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs or CSOs) across the industry are reporting high levels
Read MoreFeb 13, 2020
U.S. Charge Four Members of the Chinese Military in Connection with the 2017 Equifax Breach
Not a title that is likely to surprise anyone. The Washington Post (sub.req) reported on February 11 that the Justice
Read MoreFeb 12, 2020
Man Wanted for Cutting Phone and Internet Cables at Richmond Law Firm
We talk about physical security a lot – but here's an example where a small law firm doesn't control the
Read MoreFeb 10, 2020
Sedona Conference Issues Final Incident Response Plan
I've been meaning to cover this story for several weeks, but as my friend Doug Austin says, "So many stories,
Read MoreFeb 06, 2020
Smash, Drown, Burn and Shoot Your Phone: Forensics May Recover the Data
A lot of criminals have found to their chagrin that smashing, drowning or burning their phones doesn't necessarily mean the
Read MoreFeb 05, 2020
Ransomware Strikes Three Law Firms in 24 Hours
Yes, I know. It gives me no pleasure to type that headline. First, a hat tip to Bob Ambrogi, who
Read MoreFeb 04, 2020
Family Lawyers: A Real-Life Case of a Deepfake Audio
I assumed (correctly) that deepfake audios would shortly emerge in family law. Last week, I read in a Legal Cheek
Read MoreFeb 03, 2020
Average Ransomware Demand Now Over $80,000 – and Honor Among Thieves?
My ransomware post from last week is already obsolete. That's how fast there are developments in the scourge known as
Read MoreJan 30, 2020
Jeff Bezos: Technical Report of His Phone Hack
Bruce Schneier blogged about Motherboard's recent release of the FTI technical report on the hack of Jeff Bezos' phone, which
Read MoreJan 29, 2020
Did Apple Cave to the FBI in Dropping iCloud Encryption?
Naked Security reported on January 23 that, according to a new allegation, Apple has been far more accommodating than the
Read MoreJan 28, 2020
Will Maryland Be the Third State to Criminalize Ransomware Possession and Distribution?
Bitdefender's Hot for Security blog carried a post on January 22 covering a new bill that would make it illegal
Read MoreJan 27, 2020
Ransomware Demands Get a Lot More Expensive and Cyberinsurance Costs are Rising
The Insurance Journal reported (via Reuters) on January 26 that U.S. insurers are ramping up cyber-insurance rates by as much
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