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#RSAC: How Company Forums Will have to Take a look at Cybersecurity RiskIn an generation when knowledge breaches may end up in company losses and break emblem reputations, cybersecurity is not simply an IT factor, it’s a board-level issueThe query of what company forums must be doing and the way governments can assist them used to be the subject of a consultation on the RSA Convention in San Francisco, moderated via Larry Clinton, president and CEO of the Web Safety Alliance. The Web Safety Alliance publishes t
#RSAC: How Corporate Boards Should Look at Cybersecurity RiskIn an era when data breaches can lead to corporate losses and ruin brand reputations, cybersecurity is no longer just an IT issue, it’s a board-level issueThe question of what corporate boards should be doing and how governments can help them was the topic of a session at the RSA Conference in San Francisco, moderated by Larry Clinton, president and CEO of the Internet Security Alliance. The Internet Security Alliance publishes t

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  2. "US Government Awards CGI $267m Cybersecurity Contract Independent IT and business consulting services firmCGIhas been awarded a lucrative contract by the United States government to improve cybersecurity at more than 75 federal agencies". (May 3, 2020)
  3. "INTERPOL: Cybercrime Growing at an Alarming Pace Due to #COVID19Cybercrime is growing at an alarming pace as a result of the ongoing COVID-19 crisisand is expected to accelerate even further, a new report from INTERPOL has found.It revealed the extent to which cyber-criminals are taking advantage of the increasing reliance on digital technology over recent months". (August 13, 2020)
  4. "#RSAC: How Medical Device Cybersecurity Could ImproveCyberattacks can impact individuals and companies in different ways, but few if any industries have the same life-or-death impact as medical devices.In recent years, medical devices and hospitals have come under increasing attack from different threat actors, which has not escaped the notice of regulators in the United States". (February 27, 2020)
  5. "Shift to Remote Work Necessitating Greater Innovation in CybersecurityCybersecurity trends emerging from nearly a year of remote working were highlighted by a panel of experts during a RSAC 365 Innovation Showcase webinar.Robert Ackerman JR, founder and managing director, Allegis Cyber, described how the virtualization of organizations perimeters has significantly expanded the attack surface for cyber-criminals". (February 22, 2021)
  6. "Poor Cybersecurity Behaviors Prevalent Amongst UK Remote WorkersNearly a quarter (23%) of UK office workers rely on unauthorized devices to work from home, a new study by CybSafe has found.The research revealed that poor personal cybersecurity practices are commonplace amongst workers operating outside of corporate environments, which is worrying ashome working is expected to become far more prevalent following the COVID-19 crisis". (August 21, 2020)
  7. "US to Give Ukraine $8m for Cybersecurity The United States has pledged $8mto support a Ukrainian cybersecurity project.The generous commitment was announced by the State Department onTuesdayas part of a cyber-dialogue that took place between the two countries in Ukraine's capital, Kyiv.A new cybersecurity project sponsored by USAID (the US Agency for International Development) will be the beneficiary of the promised injection of American dollars". (March 7, 2020)
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