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What did CSU do to verify vendors’ data security – and what might FTC do?

Posted on September 9, 2015 by Dissent

When California State University decided to purchase a We End Violence program, Agent of Change, they reportedly did consider data security. The Press-Telegram reports: Laurie Weidner, spokeswoman for the Chancellor’s Office, said CSU has not terminated its relationship with We End Violence, which administered the training program called Agent of Change. The vendor was one of…

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Records: Energy Department struck repeatedly – and successfully – by cyber attacks

Posted on September 9, 2015 by Dissent

Steve Reilly reports: Cyber attackers successfully compromised the security of U.S. Department of Energy computer systems more than 150 times between 2010 and 2014, according to a review of federal records obtained by USA TODAY. Incident reports submitted by federal officials and contractors since late 2010 to the Energy Department’s Joint Cybersecurity Coordination Center shows a near-consistent…

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UK Tops European Data Breach Table

Posted on September 9, 2015 by Dissent

Phil Muncaster reports: The UK suffered the most data breaches in Europe during the first half of 2015, coming second globally only to the United States, according to new data from Gemalto. The digital security and SIM card vendor claimed in its latest Breach Level Index (BLI) report that there were 63 data breaches in the UK…

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A quick note on the Heritage Foundation leak

Posted on September 9, 2015 by Dissent

As reported on this site, The Heritage Foundation leaked a ton of information about donors and others. In light of that, you may be wondering whether the FTC will go after them for unreasonable data security. The answer to that is probably “no,” because the FTC doesn’t have authority to enforce Section 5 when it…

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Beware the hacked data broker

Posted on September 9, 2015 by Dissent

Christopher Mims reports: Many security and privacy researchers expect a cyber-breach event that will make the hack of infidelity site Ashley Madison look like a footnote by comparison. It could affect not just people seeking extramarital affairs, but everyone in America. Even more daunting, it could be under way already, and we don’t even know…

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Pastor outed on Ashley Madison commits suicide

Posted on September 8, 2015 by Dissent

CNN reports: John Gibson was a pastor and seminary professor. When he wasn’t teaching at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, one of his favorite pastimes was fixing cars. He was married with two children. His daughter, Callie, was teaching in front of 250 college students when she got the call. Her father had killed himself….

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