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Stop shifting the blame onto third parties. That breach is still your firm’s responsibility

Stop shifting the blame onto third parties. That breach is still your firm’s responsibility

If it’s data that your customers gave you that’s breached, it’s your responsibility.

Read more in my article on the Bitdefender Business Insights blog.

Graham Cluley

IT security strategy 2.0: Adjusting for a shifting infosec landscape – TechTarget

IT security strategy 2.0: Adjusting for a shifting infosec landscape
TechTarget
There is no doubt that we as information security practitioners face unprecedented infosec challenges, ranging from the highly technical malware injections to simple social engineering attacks, that require creative energy to address. Each day we read

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Israel’s armed forces are shifting emphasis from mechanised warfare toward air … – The Economist

Israel's armed forces are shifting emphasis from mechanised warfare toward air
The Economist
Air force commanders praise rapid-reaction units that make use of fighter jets, drones, intelligence and cyberwarfare. They stress that operations using such forces cause fewer casualties and thus reduce the risk that a conflict will escalate. A

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German corporate cyber-espionage worries shifting from China to US and Russia – South China Morning Post


RT

German corporate cyber-espionage worries shifting from China to US and Russia
South China Morning Post
Cyber-espionage from China continues to be a prime concern among German executives, but they are increasingly concerned about American and Russian spying, a survey has shown. Some 28 per cent of 400 German executives surveyed by Ernest 
Germans' fear of American spying surgesFinancial Times
US a high-risk place for data theft, second only to China, say German companiesWired.co.uk
NSA scandal weakens US in EU trade talks, matches China on data theft fearsWashington Times
RT –The Chosun Ilbo
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