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CoinList Moves Toward In-house Wallets & Custody Headed By Michael Coates, Former CISO Twitter, Mozilla

CoinList Digital Asset Services (CDAS) to provide wallets & custody services to CoinList customers
CDAS CEO Michael Coates, CTO Amir Kavousian and their cloud security and DLP company, Altitude Networks recently joined forces with CoinList
This growth is part of a broader expansion that has seen the CoinList team double in size in 6 months as we deal with ferocious demand for token offerings
Today, we’re thrilled to announce a new chapter for CoinList with the launch of CoinList Digital Asset Services. Led by Michael Coates, former CISO of Twitter and Head of Security for Mozilla, and Amir Kavousian, former Data Science Lead at Capital One, CoinList Digital Asset Services (CDAS) will eventually custody a subset of assets listed on the platform.

The launch of CoinList Digital Asset Services coincides with Michael, Amir, and the team of their leading enterprise cloud security company, Altitude Networks, joining forces with CoinList. The Altitude team will form the nucleus of CDAS and adds security expertise as we deal with ferocious demand for token offerings and a 27x growth in KYC-approved users in the last year.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; Appointments, Promotions & Personality Profile; Posted On Thursday, 28 April 2022 13:43

DigiCert Highlights Role of Digital Trust to Protect Against Cybersecurity Threats

Company outlines vision at annual Security Summit to help customers manage trust across their digital footprint

(LEHI, Utah): At its annual Security Summit, DigiCert, Inc., along with top security industry pundits, addressed the role of digital trust in enabling individuals and businesses to successfully operate in a connected world challenged by growing cybersecurity threats. The company outlined its vision for cybersecurity today and how it will evolve as digital transformation continues to expand the surface area of where and how the world engages online.

: DAWN NICHOLLS; Industry News; Posted On Thursday, 28 April 2022 13:40

Infosecurity Europe 2022 teams up with NotSoSecure to introduce live cybersecurity training

Courses will help address worsening skills shortage by building capabilities in key areas of application security and cloud security

Richmond, Surrey, UK: Infosecurity Europe, Europe’s most influential information security event, has teamed up with NotSoSecure to provide live cybersecurity training courses at its 2022 conference and exhibition (21-23 June at ExCeL London). This is the first time the Infosecurity Europe event programme has included the opportunity for professionals to advance their cybersecurity skills through attending formal training sessions on the show floor.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; InfoSecurity; Posted On Tuesday, 26 April 2022 13:20

UCL blasted by nearly 60 million email attacks at the start of 2022

London: University College London (UCL), a leading research institution, faced almost 60 million malicious email attacks in the first three months of 2022, according to official figures.

The data, which was obtained through the Freedom of Information (FOI) Act and analysed by the Parliament Street think tank, revealed that a total of 58,628,604 spam, phishing, malware and edge block attacks were successfully blocked by the university between 24^th December 2021 and 23^rd March 2022.