SIGNIFICANT LACK IN AWARENESS OF IOT SECURITY AMONG IT LEADERS, STUDY FINDS

A survey conducted by IT security firm Trend Micro has revealed that 86% of IT and security decision makers around the world believe their organisations need to enhance their awareness of IoT threats. This is due to significant lack of knowledge which accompanies rising threat levels and security challenges related to connected devices that place organisations in a compromising position, the report added. Trend Micro’s research polled 1,150 IT and security leaders, who revealed a lack of c...
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DEVELOP LAUNCHES NEW EXPERT-LEVEL CYBERSECURITY ACADEMY AND ENHANCES CONTENT

Create, a web based learning stage that gives on-request courses to IT and business experts, has extended its library of profession centered substance with another Cybersecurity Academy.

The Cybersecurity Academy adds to Develop's developing portfolio, which incorporates a Foundation Subscription, furnishing students with basic information over a wide scope of subjects, and Data Academy, which gives broad Data Science aptitudes and activities. Together, these memberships give ...
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ALERT LOGIC OPENS UK SECURITY OPERATIONS CENTER

US threat management firm Alert Logic today announced the opening of a new European Security Operations Center (SOC) designed to support its growing customer base in the region....
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PELGRIN TO RETIRE FROM CENTER FOR INTERNET SECURITY

The Center for Internet Security (CIS) has announced that its president and CEO, William Pelgrin, will be retiring on May 31....
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FIREEYE RELEASES MANAGED PASSWORD CRACKING TOOL

FireEye on Monday released a tool designed to help red teams manage password cracking tasks across multiple GPU servers. Called GoCrack, the open source tool provides an easy-to-use, web-based real-time UI to create, view, and manage password cracking tasks....
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PLANET HOLLYWOOD OWNER SUFFERS MAJOR POS DATA BREACH

Earl Enterprises, the parent company of Planet Hollywood and other US restaurant chains, has admitted suffering a 10-month breach of customer payment card data. The firm said in a notice on Friday that hackers installed POS malware at a number of restaurants including those operating under the brand names Buca di Beppo, Earl of Sandwich, Planet Hollywood, Chicken Guy!, Mixology and Tequila Taqueria. “The malicious software was designed to capture payment card data, which could have include...
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