Welcome to the April 2018 edition of #CyberWorld –a monthly magazine that brings you the latest news in the world of cyber security. We brings you insightful analyses on pressing #cybersecurity issues from leading industry professionals #secgate@SecgateUK https://t.co/Y0A0qarh7a
More hacker threats, including via connected medical devices, are coming to healthcare organizations, but health IT professionals can look to AI and blockchain for possible help. #AI#consulting#cybersecurity@TechTarget https://t.co/8efQ0whhnW
RSA leaked all the attendees personal details via unsecured public facing API's using hard coded credentials in a mobile application. Contact @svblxyz for further details. #rsac2018@RSAConference 🤦♂️ https://t.co/6nLfauIxNk
Is it just a problem of too few security professionals, or are there other reasons enterprises struggle to build infosec teams? #cio#ciso#cybersecurity#jobs@DarkReading
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Cryptominer-based attacks increased, while ransomware-based attacks decreased in Q1 2018, according to Comodo Cybersecurity Threat Research Labs. #cybersecuroty#cybercrime#malware#cyberattack@CSOonline https://t.co/Zf99WweN2q
More than 30 tech firms, including Microsoft, ABB, Arm, Cisco, Dell, Facebook, HP, HPE, SAP, Nokia, Oracle, Symantec and Trend Micro have pledged to defend all customers everywhere from malicious attacks by cyber criminal enterprises and nation states: https://t.co/KkutcEEi3x
"The problem with the *reasonable expectation of privacy test* to protect #privacy in the #DigitalAge is that people quickly get used to invasive technologies and business practices" - Jeroen Terstegge at #DPI18, Data Beyond the #GDPR, Wednesday April 18, 13.45 GMT+1.
The #French government has said it intends to move to using its own encrypted messaging service this summer, over concerns of the risks that foreign entities could spy on officials using popular encrypted apps such as #Telegram and #WhatsApp.#cybersecurity https://t.co/mK4kQseNqg