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"Data Security and Automation top IT Projects for 2020, AI not a Priority"In a new study, researchers surveyed 1045 IT professionals worldwide to name their top five IT projects for the year 2020. The research concluded that 74 percent of the respondents identified data security as their top IT priority for 2020.…
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"T-Mobile Reveals Data Breach Affecting Prepaid Customers"It has been discovered that telecommunications operator T-Mobile was victim of a data breach. The breach was reported to authorities on November 21st. This breach has affected an undisclosed number of customers. The number of individuals…
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"Your Holiday Guide to Safe Cybershopping"Security researchers are cautioning consumers about the spike in cybercrime that usually occurs during the holiday season when people do more online shopping. Consumers should be aware of the expected increase in cybercriminal activities such as the…
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"Brand New Android Smartphones Shipped With 146 Security Flaws"In a new analysis, it was uncovered that brand new android phones come with 146 CVE-level flaws in devices from 29 smartphone makers. The defects found could perhaps allow the modification of system properties (28.1%), app…
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"IBM Launches Open Technology to Speed Response to Cyber Threats Across Clouds"IBM has launched Cloud Pak for Security, a platform aimed to address cybersecurity threats across multicloud and hybrid environments, and helping security teams increase the speed at which they respond to cyberattacks. The platform is said to…
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"Exposed Database Left Terabyte of Travelers’ Data Open to the Public"Security researchers have discovered an unprotected database belonging to Gekko Group, which is one of Europe's largest hotel booking companies. According to the researchers, the exposed database contains sensitive data such as travelers' names, home…
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"Only 11% of Organizations Can Detect Intruders in Under One Minute"In new study, 1,900 senior IT decision-makers and IT security pros in the U.S., Canada, U.K., Mexico, Middle East, Australia, Germany, Japan, France, India, and Singapore across major industry sectors were surveyed to see how fast they could detect…
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"Thousands of Hacked Disney+ Accounts Are Already for Sale on Hacking Forums"Shortly after the launch of the Disney+ video streaming service, hackers began hijacking user accounts. The Disney+ launch was accompanied by technical problems as many users complained about not being able to stream movies or shows. However, within the…