Cyber Security News

May 2024

1.

Germany Denounces Russia for Cyber Attack on Olaf Scholz's Party

2.

UK Bans Default Guessable Passwords in New Cyber Security Rules

3.

Ill. Hilton Operators Slapped with Time-Tracking BIPA Suits

4.

Mich. Justices Punt on Privacy Questions in Drone Dispute

5.

Crumbl Faces Privacy Suit for Not-So-Sweet Tracking Cookies



6.

Arby's Franchise, Auto Dealer Hit with Ga. Data Breach Suits

7.

Cash App's Parent Co. Can't Ditch Referral Text Suit

8.

Optimising Application Connections, Improving Security Posture Top SD-WAN Priorities

9.

Why IAM Is Central to Cyber Security

10.

Why Cyber Risk Managers Need to Fight AI with AI



11.

Cyber Risk Is Increasing . . . and This Time It's Personal

12.

Banks Moving Into the Cloud Prompt Forecasts Of Security Risk

13.

Conn. Venue Did Not Taint Malware Conviction, 2nd Circ. Says

14.

Lawmaker Wants Antitrust Probe Of Health Insurance Data Co

15.

Chicago Transit Sued Again Over Medical History Probes


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16.

NCSC Updates Warning Over Hacktivist Threat to CNI

17.

Ukrainian National Sentenced Over REvil Ransomware Spree

18.

Dropbox Sign User Information Accessed in Data Breach

19.

Change Healthcare Hasn't Given VA Details on Hack-impacted Veterans, Top Lawmaker Says

20.

House Cyber Chairman Tries Again to Undo SEC Cyber Disclosure Rules


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21.

Sens. Slam UnitedHealth's Security Lapses, Breach Response

22.

REvil Hacker Gets 13-Year Term in $700M Ransomware Spree

23.

Meta's Privacy Fight with FTC Paused for High Court Ruling

24.

US Warns Of Russian Hackers Targeting Operational Technology in Water Systems

25.

UnitedHealth CEO Grilled Over 'Clear National Security Threat' From Change Healthcare Hack



26.

Cyera Brings Data Security From the Cloud to On-premises

27.

EMEA CISOs Must Address Human Factors Behind Cyber Incidents

28.

Australia's Qantas Apologises for Mobile App Data Breach

29.

DWP Anti-fraud Measures Will Allow Monitoring Of Bank Accounts Of Landlords, Carers and Parents

30.

NASA Doesn't Know If Its Spacecraft Have Adequate Cyber Defenses, GAO Warns

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