Sentences with phrase «sophisticated cyberattacks»
Recently, he has been representing companies and financial institutions in investigations relating to anti-money laundering, sanctions, and FCPA compliance as well as in connection with sophisticated cyberattacks on their computer systems and compliance with the NYDFS cyber regulations.
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The statement from Mr. Clapper and the Department of Homeland Security, which is primarily responsible for defending the country against sophisticated cyberattacks, said the intelligence agencies were less certain who was responsible for «scanning and probing» online election rolls in states around the country.
Hackers may have gained access to personal information about 7 million Excellus BlueCross BlueShield customers in a sophisticated cyberattack, the health insurance company announced.
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• TECHNOLOGY Cars with increasingly sophisticated onboard computers may be in danger of cyberattacks.
Attempted cyberattacks targeting the electric industry are a daily occurrence, but this new incident, possibly in Saudi Arabia, highlights how much more sophisticated hackers are becoming.
For example, criminals are using phishing and other sophisticated types of cyberattacks to secure the passwords and other credentials of a firm's employees, and the strongest lock in the world will not stop a criminal if they have the key.
Laura Jehl, co-leader of Sheppard Mullin's Privacy & Cybersecurity Team commented, «Cyberattacks are becoming more frequent, more sophisticated and more costly, and are a top threat to businesses today.
Sophisticated and disruptive cyberattacks are continuing to increase in complexity and scale across multiple industries.
The hacker group known as «Dragonfly» is behind sophisticated wave of recent cyberattacks on the energy sectors of Europe and North...
«Software exploits of this kind — unintentional issues that are researched and reported on — are a different kind from the more sophisticated types of cyberattack that lead to large breaches,» O'Brien told TechNewsWorld.