Stop Data Breach Shaming: Ending the Data Breach Notification Stigma
Let’s talk about theft. If an armed robber holds up a bank and leaves with cash, is your first inclination to [...]
3 Things We Can All Learn from Microsoft’s Cloud Data Breach
Even Microsoft misconfigures Azure. What does that mean for the rest of us? After Microsoft announced a cloud data breach that [...]
Ransomware Response Recommendations Change as New Attack Strategies Emerge
An analysis of the Southwire and City of Pensacola attacks, and how it changes ransomware response. As 2019 drew to a [...]
How to Avoid a Vishing Attack — You’ll End up in a Ditch if You Get Vished
What is a vishing attack? Vishing (also known as voice phishing) is similar to email phishing, but instead of using email, [...]
Should Your Data Breach Response Plan Include Dark Web Scanning?
Here's a new #databreaches development: LabCorp, a medical testing firm that uses the same hacked billing vendor as Quest Diagnostics, has reportedly [...]
RSA 2019’s Hot Cybersecurity Topics
Like many people, we spent last week in San Francisco at the RSA 2019 conference geeking out over cybersecurity. As usual, [...]
The Office 365 Magic Unicorn Tool Lives!
Microsoft just announced that within the next month, they will be resurrecting the Magic Unicorn Tool! OK, they didn't put it [...]
Achieve NOTHING™ Cybersecurity Podcast: Anthem’s Record $16M HIPAA Settlement
Big news this month! Anthem agreed to pay the federal government a whopping $16 million, settling the largest U.S. health data [...]
Achieve NOTHING™ Cybersecurity Podcast: GDPR and the British Airways Data Breach
Sherri Davidoff and Madison Iler discuss the British Airways data breach, and how the GDPR rules will impact the outcome. Between [...]
Oops! Common Security Gaps That Lead to Security Incidents
What some companies consider to be minor gaps in their security controls, training programs, or policies and procedures, are in fact [...]