WASHINGTON DC - The Department of Energy is among a group of federal agencies affected by Russian malware targeting government systems, Homeland Security officials revealed, according to The Associated Press. Part of a wider, global campaign of ransomware targeting government institutions, the compromise is not severe, the government claims, and it does not foresee long-term security
SOUTHFIELD - Are you familiar with a penetration (pen) test? Do you know how to spot the differences between a vulnerability scan and a pen test? On June 15 at 6 pm Andrea Selke, CISSP, CEH, Security+ will cover the basics of pen testing, how to identify a vulnerability scan that is disguised as "pen
SAO PAULO - Stefanini Cyber Defense, a Stefanini Group company, announceD a global partnership with Israeli-based Shield-IoT, a leading cyber security software solution provider for the Internet of Things. With more than 27 billion devices expected to be connected by 2025, and driven by the growing maturity of technologies such as 5G, AI and the
ANN ARBOR - Today's highly connected vehicles are prime targets for hackers who see them as an easy way to penetrate corporate networks. Auto-ISAC trains auto engineers how to keep hackers out. Tamara Shoemaker returns to MITech TV to talk about how her day job, running Auto-ISAC, works and also provides details on two upcoming
ANN ARBOR - Artificial Intelligence, AI for short, is all the buzz since ChatGTP hit the market last fall. AI is an amazing tool that when used in the right hands may streamline so many services. But it also can be used for evil by hackers that seek to steal your money and intellectual property.
SOUTHFIELD - The Motor City ISSA chapter meeting May 18 features Crystal Rena Thomas and Victoria Thomas who will discuss driving change, arriving at adoption: A Practical Approach to Increasing End-User Adoption and Utilization of IT Changes. This track focuses on the foundational components of establishing and mobilizing change management initiatives or capabilities within organizations,
ANN ARBOR - A 21-year-old National Guard private not only gained access to classified military documents, he then shared them on the Discord chat room. How did this happen? Cybersecurity experts Richard Stiennon from IT-Harvest and Dan Lohrmann from Presidio discuss. They also talk about an international cybersecurity conference in France that Dan just spoke
ANN ARBOR - Gary Erickson from Executive Search Partners said he sees two trends now in executive hiring: Most companies will no longer support 100 percent remote employees. Second, with IT being critical to the success of every company, companies rarely will hire an executive that does not have experience in their industry. He also
NOVI - The ISSA Motor City April 20 Chapter Meeting will feature Juman Doleh-Alomary, director of security for Little Ceasars and Ilitch Holdings groups to a hybrid meeting at the Vistatech Center and Zoom. When you register below you will receive the invite for location and zoom connection. Doleh-Alomary is a digitally savvy security executive
SAN FRANCISCO - As technology advances, cyberattacks are becoming more sophisticated. With the increasing use of technology in our daily lives, cybercrime is on the rise, as evidenced by the fact that cyberattacks caused 92% of all data breaches in the first quarter of 2022. Staying current with cybersecurity trends and laws is crucial to combat
