Events

"PrintNightmare" Vulnerability Through Windows Print Spooler

Zero Day Vulnerabilities in Microsoft Exchange

Here's what we know so far about the Microsoft Exchange hack, along with some recommendations on how to remediate your systems right away.

Credit Unions Can Do More to Prevent Email Fraud

Credit unions have been targeted by a massive phishing campaign since January 2019. Here are steps they can take to better protect their networks.

3 Unique Ways App Development Companies Can Improve Cyber Security Processes

Here are some effective ways app developers can secure mobile applications and prevent cyber threats.

19.5 Million Patients' Data Left Exposed By Third Party

Quest Diagnostics and LabCorp, both companies that provide medical lab services were notified that the data of around 19.5 million of its customers was left exposed by a third party that it uses for billing collection services.

How the Energy Sector Can Defend Against DoS Attacks

Energy companies are a target for denial-of-service events that overwhelm networks with bogus traffic and have the potential to cause massive utility outages.

40% of Health Organizations Suffered WannaCry Attack in Past 6 Months

A report from Armis found that two years after WannaCry, healthcare and manufacturing organizations are still being impacted due to unpatched, legacy devices.

Nearly 1.4 Million New And Unique Phishing Sites Created Monthly

The Public Service Announcements from the FBI claimed that phishing scams cost businesses in the United States over $500 million each year.

Oregon Specialist Phishing Attack Causes Months-Long Data Breach

Hematology Oncology Associates recently began notifying patients that their data was potentially breached during a months-long phishing attack; a mailing error and records’ dump complete this week’s breach roundup.

Medical Informatics to Pay OCR $100K for Potential HIPAA Violations

The Indiana business associate didn’t perform a comprehensive risk analysis before its server was hacked in May 2015, breaching the data of 3.5 million patients from several healthcare clients.