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Precision Medicine Initiative and Data Security

Posted on May 26, 2016 by Dissent

Secretary Sylvia Mathews Burwell and Lisa O. Monaco write: The health care system of the future is taking shape right now, and the foundation of that new system is health care data that is private, trusted and secure. Today, we are pleased to release the final Data Security Policy Principles and Framework (Security Framework) for President Obama’s Precision…

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Uber Says New York Can’t Be Trusted With Its Data

Posted on May 25, 2016 by Dissent

A FOIA request has set off another dispute between Uber and the NYS Attorney General’s Office, it seems. Marlene Kennedy reports: Uber has gone to court to ensure confidentiality over records it provided for New York’s investigation of how the ride-sharing service secures data. New York began collecting the information two years ago after media…

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Probable security breach may have compromised thousands of Lewis Palmer students’ data

Posted on May 25, 2016 by Dissent

Sherrie Pief reports: Lewis-Palmer School District 38 officials are mum about the probability that a security breach related to its Infinite Campus platform may have compromised more than 2,000 students’ personal information. Infinite Campus is a software program that stores personal and academic information about students in the district. But wait… the district has known…

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How a Formula 1 team protects itself from hackers and data breaches

Posted on May 23, 2016 by Dissent

Danny Palmer of ZDNet spoke with Graeme Hackland, IT Director of Williams Martini Racing and Williams Advanced Engineering about the challenges and concerns they face, and how they approach it. If you’re a fan of F1, you may want to read it. If you’re not a fan of F1, what’s wrong with you?!

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China site reveals over 100 Japanese entities at risk of cyber-attacks

Posted on May 22, 2016 by Dissent

Masako Wakae reports: Hackers have disclosed the names of more than 100 Japanese public organizations and companies that have website vulnerabilities (see below) since February this year. WooYun, a website operated by Chinese cybersecurity experts and others, disclosed the names of the Japanese companies on its website. […] So far WooYun has carried reports about the…

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Insider breach – Shapeshift’s story

Posted on May 20, 2016 by Dissent

@SwiftonSecurity kept telling everyone on Twitter that we #MUSTREAD the story of what happened at Shapeshift.io. And with good reason: it’s a phenomenal account of an insider breach told with the kind of refreshing honesty that’s often missing in most breach disclosures.  It also reads like a thriller. I’m going to give readers a different…

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