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SQL injection flaw in Wall Street Journal

In response to the news that a SQL injection flaw in Wall Street Journal database has led to breach, Barry Shteiman, director of security strategy at Imperva:

: Lucy Harvey; Talking Point; Posted On Thursday, 24 July 2014 09:22

Poor password management leaves service accounts open to attack

LONDON, UK: IT security professionals are gambling with the security of their organisations by failing to update important service and process account passwords on a regular basis, with almost 15 percent admitting to either never updating passwords or only updating them annually, a new survey from Lieberman Software Corporation has revealed.

: Lucy Harvey; Case Studies; Posted On Thursday, 24 July 2014 09:17

Varonis DatAnywhere enables ATMI employees to share large files while data remains protected on site

LONDON (UK): Varonis Systems, Inc. has announced it has enabled the employees of ATMI to use cloud-style file sharing remotely and securely using any device with customers, vendors and each other – turning their existing file shares into a private cloud – through the adoption of Varonis DatAnywhere.

: Martin Heubel; InfoSecurity; Posted On Thursday, 24 July 2014 09:09

The Devil is in the Data - Infographic

Irish image and data auditing company PixAlert have released an infographic highlighting the significant incidence and associated costs resulting from data breach in terms of compliance, legal, financial and reputational consequences to businesses. 2013, which was dubbed the ‘Year of the Mega Breach’, saw a dramatic increase in data theft (62%) resulting in 552 million identities being exposed1. Data breach typically involves financial information such as credit card or bank details (CHD), personal health information (PHI), personally identifiable information (PII), trade secrets of corporations or intellectual property.