Safe Harbor on Cyber is a 'safe harbor' blog site on cyber security for families and small businesses with news on cyber threats, risk, data breach, identity thefts, ransomware, cryptocurrency, and vulnerabilities items.
CyberWisdom Safe Harbor Commentary: What is most likely to be an overlooked story from jewishpress.com gives a hidden view. This is an interesting read on how other countries view the US now and then… Cohen stressed. “We can’t afford to be in second place – be it in manpower, in cyber defense, in our ability
Danger Rises of Fileless Attacks on Your Devices and the Cloud Path of a Fileless Attack CyberWisdom Safe Harbor Commentary: In recent Fileless attacks, such as Ransomware, are easier and more effective than traditional malware-based threats and present a growing challenge to business goals. Cybercriminals take the path of least resistance, which is why more people are
CyberWisdom Safe Harbor Commentary: Research over the past few years has shown that cybersecurity is a major healthcare problem, driving safety program funding and staff education up for being safe harbor. Therefore, as hospitals begin to build a more realistic safety program, their leaders should focus on three key areas: supplier risk, risk assessment, and non-compliance.
CyberWisdom Safe Harbor Commentary: One thing has become clear when Equifax is offended and the countless others endanger the privacy of Americans: it is time to get out of social security numbers. But the natural follow-up question – “What is the alternative?” Is where things get complicated. We can have a digital national ID card
CyberWisdom Safe Harbor Commentary: Cybercriminals often exploit weaknesses or vulnerabilities in the software, web and mobile applications we use or download on our computers, tablets, smartphones (increasingly powering the back end of our smart home appliances) To crack your device, steal your personal information, and in many cases, conduct identity fraud. As an advocate, there
CyberWisdom Safe Harbor Commentary: The 2018 passage of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA)is recently signed into law by the president, includes, nested in Title XVI , Subtitle C, provisions, a requirement that the White House and the DOD meaningfully investigate, consider, and establish national standards and guidance in the cybersecurity and cyber-warfare space. They
