our daily breach
Our Daily Breach 2024/10/15
First rule of Casio club is you don't talk about data breaches. The second rule of Casio club...
our daily breach
First rule of Casio club is you don't talk about data breaches. The second rule of Casio club...
hot-takes
Back in the day, I was a pretty avid Google Reader user. For those of you too young to remember it, Google Reader was a very cool thing: it was an RSS reader, but it was also a social reader because people could follow you and see what kind of
our daily breach
It's a happy Canadian Thanksgiving for everyone except the libraries of Calgary.
our daily breach
The Internet Archive gets DDoS'd and breached by hacktivist group. The rage is palpable.
our daily breach
Gasp! Comcast lied about the impact of its data breach.
our daily breach
ADT files 8-K disclosing a breach of employee data. The company goes on a journey believing that no client is impacted.
our daily breach
Credit Monitoring firm CreditRiskMonitor gets breached. Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?
hot-takes
Depending on who you ask, bouncing back from ransomware attacks will cost organizations anywhere from 5 to 20 million US dollars. That's not loose change, but that's nothing that will make a dent on the bottom line of a significant number of organizations. If you do
our daily breach
Today’s breach may not be breaking news, but it will likely be remembered as one of the most monumental cybersecurity fiascos in corporate history. National Public Data (NPD) had already earned a top spot on the scoreboard of shame for leaking the names, addresses, phone numbers, and, in some
our daily breach
Today's story is a tale of two breaches. From January to July 2022, two file directories were publicly available on the internet. Anyone with the right URL could have casually browsed the deeply personal health information of 600,000 inmates across California, Georgia, Louisiana, and South Carolina. These
incident response
A well-organized cyber security incident response (IR) program can certainly make the difference between a bad day and a bad week in the face of a serious incident, but with some extra work up front you can set yourself up for great metrics and reporting programs, organized alert tuning, and
our daily breach
In the near-empty convenience store, an elderly Quebecois man shouts into his phone, his voice a mix of desperation and frustration. “My love, I need that money you promised me!” His words echo off the shelves, disrupting the quiet. He pulls the phone away from his ear, covering it with