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Preventing Data Leakage and Loss with S/MIME March 16, 2021 Data leakage and loss have been a central subject of some of the world’s biggest news headlines. The JPMorgan Chase’s data breach incident that affected 7 million businesses and 76 million households, Korea Credit Bureau’s hacking incident which affected 20 million victims, and the Cayman National Isle of Man Bank hacking incident that netted claim of several hundred thousand pounds sterling, are just some of the many data leaks that blew the cover off some serious loss and setbacks in the history of financi...

iTWire Wednesday, 17 March 2021 09:58 Mimecast says source code was stolen by SolarWinds attackers Featured Pixabay Email security firm Mimecast says a hit on its infrastructure by attackers who used the SolarWinds supply chain to gain access, went deeper than already reported, with some of the company's source code being stolen. The company said on Tuesday, in an update to two previous blog posts on the same topic, that the threat actor(s) had gained additional access to its production grid and compromised a number of Windows systems. On 14 January, Mimecast issued ...

Email remains the most common channel for opportunistic and targeted cyber attacks—and a major source of data loss. As organizations like yours migrate to the

BankInfoSecurity Compliance Twitter Attackers steal login credentials via fake Google reCAPTCHA screens. (Source: Pixabay) A Microsoft-themed phishing campaign is using phony Google reCAPTCHA in an attempt to steal credentials from senior employees of various organizations, a new report by security firm Zscaler says. The company says it prevented more than 2,500 phishing emails tied to the campaign. Attack Tactics The campaign begins with attackers sending victims phishing emails that appear to come from a unified communications system used for streamlining corporate communication. This em...