Posts about Data Leaks

Taking Cybersecurity Beyond the Obvious with EASM In 2005, a group of about 25 people posing as landscapers tunneled into the vault of the Banco Central bank in Fortaleza, Ceará, Brazil, making off with approximately US$71M. It was the largest bank robbery in Brazil’s history and, despite the lack of a cybersecurity breach, it’s also […]

Article is originally from teiss.co.uk Camille Charaudeau at CybelAngel explains why organisations desperately need an ‘outside-in’ approach to security  In these days of rapid cloud migration and endless digital supply chains, the idea of a secure perimeter is well and truly dead. Nevertheless, organisations still naturally tend to adopt an internal approach to security, looking out […]

CybelAngel CEO Erwan Keraudy advances EASM and preemptive cybersecurity with distinguished US and French cybersecurity delegation The French-American Foundation’s 2022 Cyber Security Conference, held November 29 to December 1, brought together nearly 100 leading cyber security experts and thought leaders from France and the U.S. to discuss the most pertinent cyber security challenges from both […]

Do your employees use personal drives to store or share corporate data? Do they forward corporate files to their personal email? Perhaps they’ve created repositories for document gathering and sharing for a joint project with a vendor…or installed a handy little app or extension they found online… If so, congratulations: You’ve probably got shadow IT. […]

Ransomware group Ragnar Locker, which claimed responsibility for the attack, has developed a reputation for targeting critical infrastructure operators. Cybercriminals are capitalising on Europe’s energy crisis as one of Greece’s largest natural gas distributors has suffered a data breach. The gas operator, DESFA, confirmed in a public statement that cybercriminals attempted to gain access to its IT […]

The Albanian government has been hit with a “massive cyber-attack,” forcing its websites offline. In a statement shared with local news outlets, the government blamed the incident on a synchronized “attack from abroad.” The press release continued: “In order to not allow this attack to damage our information system, the National Agency of Information Society […]