5 Interesting Findings from Verizon's 2019 Data Breach Investigations Report
Another year and another Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR) from Verizon.
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Another year and another Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR) from Verizon.
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The world’s CIOs, CSOs and CISOs are focused on preventing the next big cyber-attack. The international cyber security community is more interested in the lack of action some companies are taking to reach that goal.
We often take the things we do every day for granted. In the security community, we assume knowledge that’s the norm for us is the norm for everyone else – when it actually isn’t.
The Magecart group was named one of the most dangerous ‘people’ on the internet in 2018. It wasted little time defending its title in 2019.
The cyber security community witnessed brazen attacks, emerging techniques and unfortunately, a general disregard for security best practices over the last year.
Even the world’s most unskilled and inexperienced criminals know it’s always better to sneak in the back door of a shop instead of breaking down the one in the front.
Physical credit card skimmers have been a fan favourite of criminals over the past decade. Now, hackers have developed their own digital version of the tool and are deploying it within the online checkout process.
If you laid the source code of all the malware strains in the world together, it would probably wrap around the world a few times over.
There’s been some big headlines in the news about data breaches over the last few years. An attack on Equifax exposed the sensitive information of 143 million U.S. citizens; Yahoo! saw hackers compromise 3 billion accounts.
Risk is an inescapable part of life, but many companies continue to believe it doesn’t apply to them.
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