Sunday, 15 February 2026

In response to the news that Tesco.com has experienced a data breach, Lancope CTO, Tim 'TK' Keanini says:

These events are about as hard to predict as the sun rising tomorrow morning.

The problem is not the fact that cybercriminals break into these networks, but that they can go undetected while they figure things out and ultimately exfiltrate the files without being seen. Having eyes on a popular text-sharing site is not an effective method of detection by anyone’s standard. In a recentsurvey performed by the Ponemon Institute on incident response, companies using the operational metric of Mean Time To Know (MTTK) was at a miserable 23% so it is just far too easy for cybercriminals these days to operate effectively.

Talking Point
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- Two-thirds of small business employees take their work home

- Less than half believe they can spot obvious scams and threats online

London, UK: The shifting boundaries between work and home life mean staff at many small businesses are unwittingly putting their employers at risk of cyber-attack. 82 per cent of small business employees use work time for personal matters, over a third of them for more than two hours a day, according to a survey carried out by TalkTalk Business.

InfoSecurity
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London, UK: Educating the next generation of workers on effective governance and management of information is critical to support businesses in all industries and geographies. To help professors prepare students for work in the field of information technology (IT), ISACA, a global association of 110,000 IT security, assurance and governance professionals, has released a new student book titled Basic Foundational Concepts Student Book: Using COBIT® 5, caselets (brief case studies) and supporting teaching notes incorporating guidance from COBIT 5. These teaching materials are for academic professionals to use free of charge as part of their IT curriculum.

InfoSecurity
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London: Businesses are witnessing the ongoing trend towards mobile working and working from home not only in Germany, but also in neighbouring countries such as Great Britain. This demand is being met by SecurEnvoy, a pioneer in the field of tokenless two-factor authentication, together with its distribution partner Infinigate. The BYOD trend requires solutions that enable employees to have secure, fast and straightforward ways of logging in remotely to IT networks. That is where the SecurEnvoy tokenless two-factor authentication method comes in – a solution which the value-added distributor (VAD) Infinigate is responsible for marketing in Great Britain.

InfoSecurity
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  1. Ercom and InfoVista boost LTE network emulation and radio planning at Mobile World Congress 2014 in Barcelona
  2. MoD identifies possible nuclear sites for interim storage of submarine waste
  3. Technology breakthrough cuts industry’s data recovery time on encrypted hard drives from days to hours
  4. German specialist join forces to increase communications security for customers with the introduction of tap proof land line security
  5. Lieberman Software’s User Manager Pro Suite now supports Windows 8.1 and Windows Server 2012 R2
  6. Prolexic issues high alert threat advisory for DNS flooder DDoS attack toolkit
  7. Varonis leads industry conversation on metadata...wins Hubspot's 30-Day Challenge
  8. General Tom Lawson to outline current state and priorities of Canadian Armed Forces, at CIGI signature lecture
  9. The last XP patch: How UK businesses can tackle the challlenge
  10. The Benefits of Personal Thermal Imaging in Law Enforcement
  11. Thales and Ponemon Institute study shows increased use of encryption and further key management challenges
  12. Shavlik eliminates security risks caused by unpatched applications
  13. Ultra AEP warns of on-going danger of ‘dirty domains’
  14. Video security in industry and production, despite Rough Conditions
  15. Resolving Extra-judicial Killings, Crimes and Spurious Acquittals in Nigeria



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