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A new report from Foundry finds staff shortages, budget problems and the growing sophistication of cyberattacks are causing major headaches for security leaders.
Government is revising regulations to allow telcos to temporarily share some of their customers' personal information, such as driver's licence and passport numbers, with financial services institutions to facilitate monitoring and remediation in the event of a data breach.
Of the 9.8 million customers impacted by the data breach, 1.2 million have at least one form of identification number that is valid, says the Singtel-owned Australian operator, adding that it has brought in Deloitte to investigate the breach, including how it occurred.
Developers are tracking what components are used in software, but most of them don't sign-off on code changes, suggesting a long road ahead for protecting the software supply chain.
Threats are evolving so fast 62% of cybersecurity professionals in Singapore find it challenging to keep up, with organisations facing an average of 54 security incidents a day.
In the face of the 'most sustained and intensive cyber campaign on record', Ukraine shows that a sound cybersecurity strategy can protect assets in even the most trying circumstances, says NCSC boss.
Arguing that the recent data security breach "shouldn't have happened", Australia's Prime Minister wants Optus to pay for the replacement of passports--which details were compromised--and hints the country's cybersecurity laws may be updated to boost customer protection.
Simon Bennetts, the founder of the world's famous web app security scanner, OWASP ZAP, has joined the Jit code security company. Both will be the better for it.
Australian operator says it is investigating "unauthorised access" of personal data belonging to its current and former customers, including dates of birth, phone numbers, and passport numbers.
"Strategic rivalry" between the two economic powers runs deep and is leading to decoupling in technology, finance, and trade, where the development of technologies such as AI and 5G will "increasingly bifurcate", says Singapore's head of central bank,
After years of deliberation, the largest Southeast Asian market ratifies personal data protection bill, which will apply to local businesses as well as international corporations that handle data of Indonesian consumers.
The hacker apparently gained access to several internal Uber systems after stealing a third-party contractor's credentials and then convinced the contractor to approve a two-factor authentication request.
It is officially football season, which means you may be attending an NFL game soon. If you are, the long, tedious and not always accurate metal detectors may be a thing of the past, thanks to Evolv body scanners.
F&B chain notifies members of its Rewards loyalty programme that customer details, including birthdates, residential addresses, and mobile numbers, have been illegally accessed and it is working with local authorities on the security incident.
Hacker is believed to have breached Uber's entire network in a social engineering attack, which one security vendor says is more extensive than the company's 2016 global data breach and access logs potentially altered.
Innovations including quantum computing, AI and smart cities could bring a range of benefits to everyone - but hackers will also be looking to exploit them.
National Computer Virus Emergency Response Center releases a report that claims "41 types of cyber weapons" were used by the US National Security Agency in recent attacks against Northwestern Polytechnical University during which a "large amount of sensitive data" was breached.
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