WASHINGTON, D.C. (MAY 23, 2022)
NCA and CybSafe to discuss research findings surrounding the public’s behaviors and beliefs about cybersecurity
The Register, May 10, 2022
The Better Cybercrime Metrics Act, which Biden signed late last week, requires the Department of Justice to work with the National Academy of Sciences to develop a taxonomy that law enforcement can use to categorize different types of cybercrime.
Forbes, May 5, 2022
President Joe Biden today signed the Better Cybercrime Metrics Act into law. The measure, which received bipartisan Congressional support, represents the latest step by the federal government to help beef up various aspects of the country’s cyber defenses. The new law establishes requirements to improve the collection of data related to cybercrime and cyber-enabled crime.
Reader's Digest, April 22, 2022
As a way to reduce contact during the pandemic, businesses put QR codes to good use, enabling people to safely order food, pay for parking, redeem offers, and more, all without risking COVID-19 transmission.
KMOX, April 12, 2022
April 12th is "Identity Management Day". One expert tells KMOX, it's time to give up a little convenience to gain more security.
Technicl.ly, April 12, 2022
Leaders from the National Cybersecurity Alliance, an organization advancing cybersecurity practices and jobs, see the current cyber hiring deficit as an opportunity for both technical and nontechnical employees to find a rewarding career.
CSO Online, April 4, 2022
The new Bureau could enhance the United States' ability to work effectively with other nations on cybersecurity matters.
Channel Futures, April 1, 2022
Lisa Plaggemier is interim executive director of the National Cybersecurity Alliance (NCA).
“Apple has made a lot of positive noises about privacy and security over the last couple of years, but yet, cyber bad actors have still managed to find a way through,” she said. “This goes to show that no organization – public or private – is above reproach and no employee anywhere should think they’re not a potential target. And with that, this incident needs to refocus all technology stakeholders on the importance of collaboration and of heightening our detection, response and reporting efforts through cooperation.”
CSO Online, April 1, 2022
Fake requests from law enforcement gave cybercriminals access to sensitive customer data. It's a signal for CISOs to work with business to review and update processes for these requests.
