From 16-18 June 2015, please come and join 2-sec and ISSA-UK at the best three days of education, technology and best practice delivered by global leaders in cyber security. We will be at stand BH514 – WIN A MAGNUM OF CHAMPAGNE! Just drop by our stand, and leave your business card for the chance […]
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Save the Date for ISSA’s Women in Security SIG webinar on the theme State of Women in the Information Security Field! 6th April 2015 – 4pm EST, 1pm PST, 9pm BST Please click here to register. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar. Speaker: Keirsten Williams: Data Security Analyst-PCI Compliance, Conn’s HomePlus
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On Thursday 12th February 2-sec hosted an excellent conference on PCI DSSv3.0…The Lowdown in central London. Around 60 individuals registered and the conference was a lively and interactive affair. Thank you very much to David Froud and Tim Holman from 2-sec, Cameron Ross from Eckoh and Jeremy King, International Director for the PCI Security Standards
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At first, It seems more embarrassing that damaging, that the United States Central Command, (better known as CENTCOM) has been hacked by pro-jihadi sympathisers. CENTCOM is responsible for US military operations in the Middle East and for a while its Twitter account showed the image “I love you ISIS” whilst tweets expressed sympathy for ISIS
We’ve been reading the proliferation of articles on the cyber-attacks on Sony, and weighing up the associated facts and information on the web. One thing does seem clear – we think it is extremely unlikely that North Korea has actually carried out the hack. On hearing about the hacking attack back in 2014, one of
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‘Ethics and Security’ – June London Chapter Meeting ISSA-UK Thursday, 26 June 2014 from 4.00 to 9.00 pm, London You are warmly invited to our London Chapter Meeting ‘Ethics and Security’ where we see some of the industry’s top speakers. We will also be introducing a special guest panel for this session. Thanks to Grant Thornton
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ISSA-UK Dragon’s Den Security in the Spotlight HMS President, River Thames London, United Kingdom Thursday 10th July, 2014 – FREE FOR CYBER SECURITY PROFESSIONALS – REGISTER HERE (5 CPEs) In the Dragon’s Den event, ten security software/solution vendors battle it out for the best Speaker and best Product prizes, as voted by the audience. We
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So we hear in the press that eBay has now been subject to a data breach, and potentially all eBay’s users have had their personal details and password hashes exposed. This is a LOT of users. On one hand you might argue that a lot of “personal” data is already public, after all in the
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The recently publicised OpenSSL vulnerability has sent shock waves around the security community. Servers can’t keep up with user password changes and certificate authorities worldwide have been clogged up with paranoid sysadmins requesting new HTTPS key pairs. Whilst the server side fix is quick, the end user impact is huge, with many not being tech
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