Security: NHS, Breaches, Ransom and More
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NHS cyber unit welcomed with cautious optimism by privacy and security groups
NHS Digital has started a £20 million procurement process for an internal security operations unit that will receive emergency support from the winning third party
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Here's What I'm Telling US Congress about Data Breaches
As I explained in that first blog post, I'm required to submit a written testimony 48 hours in advance of the event. That testimony is now publicly accessible and reproduced below.
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Researchers dissect open-source ransomware programs Bugware and Vortex
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How Can You Protect Your Computer?
Virus threats are not new to the cyber community as it is one of those threatening factors that exist for decades now. Hackers are coming with all new malicious codes every then and now. You can find virus threats in the form of spyware, malware, Trojan horses, Worms, phishing scams, adware, ransomware and much more. The ideal solution to protect your system from virus threats is to keep your system up-to-date. Apart of it, some changes in online behavior can also help you deal with this menace. Let’s discuss ways to protect your computer from viruses and hackers.
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What Apple, Google, Linux and a Huge Dirty COW have in common
The Industrial Control Systems Cyber Emergency Response Team, aka ICS-CERT, was busy in November issuing alerts about medical device makers while tech stalwarts Apple and Google sent security vulnerabilities of their own. And you thought All Hallows’ Eve made October a frightful month? Here’s what happened in November.
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