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The newly disclosed attack is targeting iPhones. “They’re decrypting information you think is secure.” -Remediation Services Practice Lead Paul Sems Video source and Read the article: iPhone hack may have exposed some of your personal information

“They have some information that is critically needed, and the hackers know that.” -GRC Practice Lead Alex Hamerstone Read the article: Hackers held patient files at a Battle Creek doctor’s office for ransom. The office didn’t pay. It closed.

Yahoo Finance’s Akiko Fujita discusses with Kennedy the latest coming from China on the spreading disinformation. “For us in the security industry, this is really the first time we’ve seen China really go this overt…they’ve had this capability for a...

GRC Practice Lead Alex Hamerstone explains how the social media campaigns in Hong Kong may have been started by bad actors and then widely spread by real people. Video source: Hong Kong Protests Lead to Social Media Crackdown

https://www.trustedsec.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/WIRED_081519.mp4 Source code analyzers play a vital role, but can’t prevent the policy-based privacy problems that caused some of Facebook’s most serious data breaches. Hear more from CEO David Kennedy in this WIRED article. Read the article: How Facebook Catches...

GRC Practice Lead Alex Hamerstone contributed to CSO Online’s “Developing Personal OPSEC Plans: 10 tips for protecting high-value targets” “Too often, OPSEC plans only focus on work accounts and not the personal accounts that the executive or employee actually uses...

GRC Practice Lead Alex Hamerstone

What’s the difference between credit card fraud and identity theft? GRC Practice Lead Alex Hamerstone gives insight into what can happen in both situations and how you can recover. Read the article: Credit Card Fraud vs. Identity Theft: What’s the...

Senior Security Consultant Geoff Walton discusses the human factor in securing web servers. Read the article: How to Keep Your Web Servers Secure