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Tenable Holdings, Inc. is sold by DekaBank Deutsche Girozentrale for 11,000 shares (NASDAQ:TENB)

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According to the most recent Form 13F filing made with the Securities and Exchange Commission by DekaBank Deutsche Girozentrale, the financial institution’s holdings in Tenable Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: TENB) were reduced by 34.5% during the third quarter. Following the transaction during that period involving the sale of 11,000 shares of company stock, the corporation ended up with a total of 20,850 shares in its possession.

Mhe most recent valuation of Tenable that DekaBank Deutsche Girozentrale provided was $714,000, and it was reached at the end of the most recent fiscal quarter.

Recent transactions have resulted in several additional institutional investors and hedge funds modifying the amount of TENB stock they currently hold in their portfolios. Fairfield Bush & Co.

Made a new investment in Tenable that was approximately $237,000 in value during the first three months of the year.

Mhe percentage of Tenable stock that JPMorgan Chase & Co. owned grew by 73.7% during the first three months of 2018, thanks to the investment firm’s continued buying. Following the acquisition of an additional 59,482 shares during the period, JPMorgan Chase & Co. now holds a total of 140,170 shares of the company’s stock, which has a value of $8,101,00. Raymond James & Associates increased the amount of Tenable stock owned by 61.7% during the year’s first three months.

At the moment, Raymond James & Associates possesses 10,208 shares of the corporation’s stock, which have a combined value of $590.000.

Mhis objective was accomplished by purchasing an additional 3,896 shares of the company’s stock during the relevant period in question. Raymond James Financial Services Advisors Inc.

Invested approximately 207,000 dollars in acquiring a new stake in Tenable during the first three months of the year.
Last but not least, during the first quarter, MetLife Investment Management LLC made a 55.4% increase in the amount of Tenable stock it owns, making it the largest single increase.

MetLife Investment Management LLC currently holds 50,071 shares, estimated at $2,890,000.

As a result, the total number of shares held by the company increased by 17,830 during the most recent fiscal quarter.

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MHA issues cyber alert for G20 Summit, shares threat, target details with ministries

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In an effort to prevent any cyber network exploitation related with the G20 Summit, which India will host in 2023, the Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has shared a list of “potential (cyber) attackers” and “reported historically targeted G20 Summits” with all ministries and departments, it is learnt.

The ministry is also learnt to have informed the ministries that the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In), the country’s premier cybersecurity agency, has found that spear phishing will be the “primary vector” used to target individuals and organisations associated with the G20 Summit with email contexts, Covid-19 pandemic funds, and digital transformation.

Spear phishing is an attempt to trick a particular person or group into giving private information over the internet or by email, especially by sending emails that seem to be from someone they know, according to the dictionary.

Sources said the directions were issued by MHA’s Cyber & Information Security (C&IS) division a few days ago. It asks all ministries/departments to look for attempted distributed denial of services (DDOS) activities on G20 websites by mercenary or hacktivist groups, and to closely monitor all G20-related social media handles. “The C&IS division has informed that CERT-In has been actively tracking specific threats to G20 Summits both in Bali (hosts of the 2022 edition of the summit) and the forthcoming Summit activities in Delhi,” a source said.

The suspected “cyber adversaries” are operating on behalf of North Korea, PRC and Russia, “directly targeting G20-related materials through cyber espionage campaigns since 2013”, this source, with knowledge of the development, said.

The C&IS division of MHA deals with matters relating to cybersecurity, cybercrime, national information security policy and guidelines (NISPG) and its implementation, and the national intelligence grid.

“CERT-In has informed that, according to their assessment, espionage actors from various countries will have an interest in targeting government- and conference-related entities in the host country, attenders and individuals interested in the G20 Summit,” another source said.

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TPG Shares Plummet After Cyber Hack Exposes Customers

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Internet services provider TPG became the latest Australian company to be hit by a cyber-attack.

The Telecom giant announced on Wednesday that emails of around 15,000 customers had been accessed by a high-profile hacker.

Company shares dropped following the news, closing down 2.8% – after a cyber breach looking for cryptocurrency and financial information.

TPG is used by thousands of iiNet and Westnet business customers, later the company apologised to its affected consumers.

“We continue to investigate the incident and any potential impact on customers and are advising customers to take necessary precautions. This incident does not affect any home or personal iiNet or Westnet products, such as broadband or mobile,” it said in a statement.

In the statement to the ASX, TPG said it plans to reassure affected customers that it had implemented measures to stop the breach.


“Further security measures have been put in place, and we are in the process of contacting all affected customers on the service.”

“We have notified the relevant government authorities.”

It comes after major telco companies Optus and Telstra continue to clean up the mess left by data breaches. 

Optus told 9.8 million customers that data such as passport numbers and Medicare numbers were breached. While Telstra accidentally released user information online due to a database “misalingment”. 

An Australian Cyber Security Centre report in November blamed lacklustre software updates as reasons behind the majority of recent cyber-attacks.

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Houston expert shares tips for navigating cybersecurity challenges amid the holiday season

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It’s a grinch’s cyber-playground, and this holiday season, you’re at risk — even if you think it won’t happen to you.

The good news is you can protect yourself from scams and fraud. Just remember that cybercriminals don’t discriminate, they can prey on anyone.

These statistics may surprise you:

  • Anxiety about having a mobile device hacked differs by demographic; low-income Black women rank mobile security as their number one concern, while the general population ranks mobile security as their third largest concern, according to a recent Recon Analytics survey of more than 3,297 U.S. consumers.
  • 44 percent of millennials have been victims of online crime in the last year and 31 percent admit they share their passwords with others.
  • Romance scams resulted in the most financial losses for adults aged 60 and over
  • Younger consumers took fewest actions after being notified of a data breach affecting their identity/online accounts in Q1 2022
  • Nearly 50 percent of American gamers have experienced a cyberattack on their gaming account or device
  • 47 percent of women who live in cities say their identities and/or data has been compromised in the past 6 months due to lack of home internet protections, compared with 53 percent of city men who say the same thing, according to a recent Recon Analytics survey.

People everywhere, regardless of gender, race, income level, education, or age, deserve to feel safe online. And yet, many aren’t aware how to protect themselves, don’t make it a priority, or wait to act until they are alerted to suspicious activity.

With words like malware, phishing, spoofing, and encryption, learning to protect yourself can feel like a college-level course. But it doesn’t have to be that complicated.

Top 5 ways to guard against cyberthreats

By following five simple steps, you can start to protect your network, devices and data from many digital threats.

  1. Understand cyberattacks are real. One of the first hacks was documented in 1963 and today, nearly 60 years later, hackers are attacking phones and computers every 39 seconds. Cyberattacks continue to grow in number every year.
  2. Be proactive. Don’t wait for an attack to happen. Monitor your accounts daily so you are…

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