CUinsight.com (press release) |
FraudBuzz: Looking ahead by looking back
CUinsight.com (press release) Yahoo has made many announcements about their “recent” data breach. News agencies have uncovered information that suggests that Yahoo has been aware of a major data breach since 2013 with roughly 1 billion exposed users at risk. This latest data … |
Security Intelligence (blog) |
Zero–Day Deals? Shadow Brokers Looking for Windows Exploit Buyer
Security Intelligence (blog) Now these cybercriminals are at it again, this time selling what appears to be a zero–day Windows exploit, which, according to Softpedia, may target the Server Message Block (SMB) function on Windows machines and permit the compromise of sensitive … |
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Looking Back at Predictions That I Made Three Years Ago, Part 2: eDiscovery Predictions Revisited
JD Supra (press release) Are we seeing more data breach stories than ever? We've covered several breach stories on our blog, including this one about my hometown baseball team, this one about a website dedicated to cheating spouses (ok, maybe they had it coming) and this one … |
Shlomo Kramer
Recently, endpoint-protection startup LightCyber announced a second round of funding – $ 20 million – including an investment from an individual investor with an impressive track record backing successful security startups: Shlomo Kramer.
Kramer, who is Israeli, has a long-term relationship with the company’s CEO Gonen Fink, who worked with him for years at Check Point Software where Kramer was one of the founders.
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