June 22, 2022
The Week in Breach News: 06/15/22 – 06/21/22
Healthcare & education have a bad week, political hacking intrigue in Germany & 5 things to know about malware threats right now.
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June 15, 2022
The Week in Breach News: 06/08/22 – 06/14/22
Trouble in 2 of the 3 most attacked sectors, ransomware hits NJ schools & a look at the influences that shape today’s threats.
Read More May 25, 2022
The Week in Breach News: 05/18/22 – 05/24/22
Attacks on US schools, an odd ransomware saga demand in Zambia & the influences that are driving risk in The State of Email Security 2022.
Read More March 23, 2022
The Week in Breach News: 03/16/22 – 03/22/22
More trouble for DeFi outfits, Anonymous isn’t letting up on Russia and 6 insights from Gartner’s Top Trends in Cybersecurity 2022 report.
Read More February 02, 2022
The Week in Breach News: 01/26/22 – 02/01/22
A spate of attacks stokes nation-state cybercrime fears, more De Fi trouble and selling security awareness training with the new BullPhish ID
Read More September 15, 2021
The Week in Breach News: 09/08/21 – 09/14/21
The biggest breach in Israeli history, a UN credential compromise exploit & just when you thought COVID-19 threats were gone, they’re back.
Read More July 28, 2021
The Week in Breach News: 07/22/21 – 07/27/21
An infrastructure attack closes ports in South Africa, new federal cybersecurity plans include zero trust architecture & unsurprisingly the Tokyo 2020 Olympics got hacked.
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October 28, 2020
The Week in Breach News: 10/21/20 – 10/27/20
See how pharma and healthcare had a very bad week worldwide, and learn how to stop malicious insider threats to your business.
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September 18, 2019
The Week in Breach: 09/11/19 – 09/17/19
This week, phishing scams continue to trap employees, weak passwords put company data at risk, and the consequences of a breach are higher for SMBs.
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July 31, 2019
The Week in Breach: 07/24/19 – 07/30/19
This week, credentials from the Dark Web compromise a company’s network, healthcare records are held for ransom, and data breaches become more expensive.
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