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Death of passwords: Will password fatigue usher in biometrics?

An estimated 300 billion passwords are used by humans and machines worldwide. That’s far too many passwords 40 times more than the number of people walking on planet Earth. The more the number of passwords, the higher the number of breaches: In the first half of 2020, data breaches exposed 36 billion records, according to RiskBased Security, a US-based cybersecurity firm specialising in vulnerability intelligence, data breaches and risk ratings. What’s the salvation for a password-weary world? There are no quick answers. It s a frustrating fact: Many people have grown weary of passwords; yet until now, there’s not much left in terms of choice. The world has become so accustomed to the necessity of passwords. They’re the entry point to the digital world, which gives every user a semblance of ownership.

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Verizon Data Breach Report Details How Threat Actors Commit Cybercrimes

Threat actors know any breach strategy in the cloud depends on getting social engineering right. Verizon found that 85% of the breaches involve a human element, which threat actors prefer by a 24% margin over breaches involving credentials. The company also found a connection between the increase in social engineering breaches and cloud-based email servers being compromised. That is because emails are being minded for privileged credentials and used for mass mailings of phishing attempts and ransomware delivery, the National Law Review noted. Into the data breach These days, threat actors usually combine technologies and techniques in their strategies to breach an organization.

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FCW Insider: May 20, 2021 -- FCW

Quick Hits Of the nearly 30,000 security incidents analyzed in the 2021 Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report, the public sector was the second-most victimized industry (following entertainment) with 3,236 reported incidents and 885 total breaches. GCN has more on this story. Mark Forman, formerly of Unisys and Science Applications International Corp., takes on a new role as executive vice president as government consultancy Dynamic Integrated Services, Washington Technology reports. According to his biography on the George W. Bush presidency website, Forman was the first person in the federal government to fulfill responsibilities normally associated with a corporate Chief Information Officer. Posted by FCW Staff on May 20, 2021 at

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Remote-working leaves businesses increasingly vulnerable to cyber attacks, say experts

Remote-working leaves businesses increasingly vulnerable to cyber attacks, say experts
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New Managed Security Awareness Solution From Arctic

New Managed Security Awareness Solution From Arctic Wolf Powered by the cloud-native Arctic Wolf Platform, the new solution is the first security awareness and training program delivered as a concierge service. EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. (BUSINESS WIRE) Arctic Wolf®, the leader in security operations, today announced the launch of Arctic Wolf Managed Security Awareness®, a radical new approach to security and awareness training that helps organizations build cyber resilience against social engineering, phishing attacks, and credential theft. Arctic Wolf is the first managed detection and response (MDR) vendor to offer a comprehensive, fully managed, security awareness solution natively from its security operations-focused Arctic Wolf® Platform. This launch augments the powerful combination of technology and concierge services that Arctic Wolf pioneered in the industry to end cyber risk. According to the 2021 Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report, 85 percent of all incidents invo

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