Sentences with phrase «said cyber breaches»

Viscuso, who founded cyber incident response company Carbon Black in 2011, which was acquired by Bit9, says cyber breaches are unlike damage from a hurricane.

Not exact matches

«Although this would require cyber criminals to target individual cards and wouldn't result in large scale breaches or theft like we have seen in the U.S., the payment technology used won't protect against retailers who aren't storing payment card data securely, and they will still need to be vigilant in protecting stored data,» Candid Wüest, threat researcher at Symantec Security Response, said.

«Yahoo's failure to have controls and procedures in place to assess its cyber disclosure obligations ended up leaving its investors totally in the dark about a massive data breach,» Jina Choi, director of the SEC's San Francisco regional office, said in a statement.

He says the world has never seen a cataclysmic cyber breach, so there is no way to assess risk accurately.

The FBI's Pittsburgh field office, which runs many cyber security investigations, is trying to identify the people behind breaches of the Democratic National Committee's computer systems, the officials said.

«Statistics show that between 70 - and - 80 % of cyber breaches have an internal component to them,» says Robert Ackerman, the lead investor at Allegis Capital and newly added board member at RedOwl, as he details his reasoning behind the investment.

Yahoo said on Thursday that information for at least 500 million user accounts was stolen from its network in 2014 by what it believed was a state - sponsored actor, a theft that appeared to the biggest cyber breach ever.

Joyce said at a conference last month that U.S. officials were trying to persuade European regulators to allow a carve out in the law for security researchers to continue collecting data pertinent to data breaches or other cyber crime investigations.

Police arrested a 15 - year - old boy over a cyber attack on telephone and internet provider TalkTalk, feared to have breached the data of millions of Britons, Scotland Yard said on Monday.

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When asked if their firm had cyber-insurance covering data breaches, only 22 percent said yes, while 47 percent said their insurance didn't cover cyber issues.

David Pollitt, partner and head of insurance at DAC Beachcroft, says: «We think evolving data protection law could really boost cyber insurance policies, with data breaches set to become more costly.»

President of Tata AIG general Insurance, M Ravichandran said cyber insurance policy will provide cover against cyber extortion and breach of data privacy.

Delta Air Lines said Thursday that it has launched a website for customers who may have been affected by a cyber breach that could have left their credit card information vulnerable to hackers.

«We are bombarded with news reports of cyber attacks and breaches that compromise sensitive information or impair the operations of critical services or infrastructure, but greater awareness of the problem has not led to greater security,» said Phil Reitinger, President and CEO of the Global Cyber Alliance.

Department store chain Sears Holding Corp and Delta Air Lines Inc said on Wednesday some of their customer payment information may have been exposed in a cyber security breach.

We've all lost our identity at least three times, with more than 930 million records breached, lost or stolen to hackers and cyber criminals, says consumer advocacy non-profit Privacy Rights Clearinghouse.