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Photos of the weekend
Christian Science Monitor There's a race going on between hackers, governments, and companies to discover zero–day vulnerabilities. Continue reading… Subscribe to The Christian Science Monitor · Global Galleries · Photos of the day 02/10. Latest News. EPA scientists held back … |
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Arby's May Have Caused Data Breach of Credit Cards
Highland Mirror In its defense, Arby's Restaurant Group Inc. gave a comment to The USA Today saying that an investigation had been launched soon after they had learnt that a breach might be taking place at the card system payments at the restaurant. As soon as the … Fast Food Chain Arby's Acknowledges Breach — Krebs on Security |
In March 2015, RSA Conference organizers made news by contractually insisting that vendors pitch their security wares without the help of “booth babes,” a first such ban for the technology industry.
Next week’s RSAC in San Francisco will be the third without the babes, so I checked in with event staff to see if the policy had evolved at all and how it has been accepted by various stake-holders.
Here’s how the contract language read in 2015:
All Expo staff are expected to dress in business and/or business casual attire. Exhibitors should ensure that the attire of al staff they deploy at their booth (whether the exhibitor’s direct employees or their contractors) be considered appropriate in a professional environment. Attire of an overly revealing or suggestive nature is not permitted. Examples of such attire may include but are not restricted to:
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What cyberinsurance gotchas companies must be ready for
Networks Asia These plans are designed to spell out the exact steps a company must follow in the aftermath of an attack or data breach. These steps help ensure that the incident is handled in a manner that helps limit the damage caused and reduces recovery time and … |