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Quantum computing brings new security risks: How to protect yourself

CyberSecurity Insiders

Quantum computing focuses on developing computer technology based on principles that describe how particles and energy react at the atomic and subatomic levels. While the science is a bit muddy for those who are not quantum theory experts, we can all agree that quantum computing is faster than any other computing technology.

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MY TAKE: New ‘cyberthreat index’ shows SMBs cognizant of big risks, ill-prepared to deal with them

The Last Watchdog

Small and midsize businesses — so-called SMBs — face an acute risk of sustaining a crippling cyberattack. This appears to be even more true today than it was when I began writing about business cyber risks at USA TODAY more than a decade ago. There are so many more ways to subvert authentication.

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How to Comply with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) revised Safeguards Rule

CyberSecurity Insiders

The rule was first introduced in 2002 and has been revised multiple times to keep up with evolving technology and security threats. Implementation of multi-factor authentication. Conducting a risk assessment will help you identify vulnerabilities and potential threats to your customer’s data.

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Pro-Russian LockBit 3.0 Claims Responsibility for Attack on Japan Port

SecureWorld News

The port has remained Japan's largest since 2002. It's clear that such attacks not only pose security risks but also can have considerable economic impacts. Its suppliers, including Denso Corp., Aisin Corp., and Toyota Industries Corp., The carmaker is unable to load or unload auto parts due to the system being affected.

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The Origins and History of the Dark Web

Identity IQ

2002 – 2006: Origins of the Tor Project After onion routing was patented, additional computer scientists joined the original development team in 2002 and created the biggest project for onion routing yet: The Onion Routing Project, now commonly known as the Tor Project. Navy patented onion routing in 1998.

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FISMA Compliance: A Complete Guide to Navigating Low, Moderate, and High Levels

Centraleyes

The impact level categorizations defined in the context of FISMA standards compliance, particularly as outlined in FIPS-199, were established by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). FISMA Compliance FISMA, enacted in 2002, incorporated the principles outlined in FIPS-199 into its framework.

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Why is AT&T adding Web Application Shielding to its Managed Vulnerability Program?

CyberSecurity Insiders

Some even date back to 2002. Why do so many organizations put themselves and their customers at risk by neglecting longstanding and known flaws? As an AT&T MVP customer, you can now rapidly remove vulnerability risk across all your web applications – whether they are legacy, third-party, or custom built. Why is this?