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Indian businesses hit by more ransomware attacks in APAC region:Survey
Indian organisations feel most threatened by eCrime groups (90 per cent), hacktivists (77 per cent) and insider threats (66 per cent) followed by threats from nation states (64 per cent), according to the “2020 CrowdStrike Global Security Attitude Survey.”
AXA XL launches Risk Scanning
Maxime Ambourg, Risk Consulting Manager for Innovation & Business Development at AXA XL Risk Consulting, commented: “Traditional loss prevention programmes usually focus on a company’s primary locations. They can neglect the risks associated with smaller sites that are rarely visited by risk engineers, despite being where losses most often occur. By leveraging both the experience of our consultants and new technologies, Risk Scanning allows for a more exhaustive and therefore precise assessment.”
Cyber attacks up multi-fold in current environment: India”s cyber security coordinator
“In such unprecedented times, you mentioned two Cs – the challenge of corona and challenge of cyber. Actually, at the perch which I sit, there are 3 Cs. The third ”C” of course is on our northern border, which is another challenge that we are facing.
“In such an environment, cyber-attacks have gone up multi-fold. There are 4 lakh malware, we find every day. 375 cyber-attacks take place,” Pant said at an event organised by largest private sector lender HDFC Bank.
Pfizer moves US court against Aurobindo Pharma, Dr Reddy’s on cancer drug
Pfizer filed the possible patent infringement petition against both the companies in the United States District Court for the District of Delaware on two counts last week.
Google to bring new settings for smart features, personalisation In Gmail
“If you decide not to use smart features and personalization, you will still be able to use Gmail and our other products. And if you decide later on that these features are helpful and you’d like to turn them on, you can do so in your Gmail settings. At home or at work, the choice should be yours. And we’re always working to keep it simple,” Maalika Manoharan, Product Manager at Google said
Privacy activist files complaints against Apple’s tracking tool
Apple directly rebutted the claims filed by Noyb, the digital rights group founded by Schrems, saying they were “factually inaccurate and we look forward to making that clear to privacy regulators should they examine the complaint”.
Twitter names famed hacker ‘Mudge’ as head of security
Twitter faces numerous security challenges. A year ago, the U.S. government accused two men of spying for Saudi Arabia when they worked at Twitter years earlier, saying that they passed along private information about the kingdom’s critics. here
Insurers are trying to escape COVID-19 liability, watchdog tells UK Supreme Cour
A lawyer for the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), which brought a test case against insurers on behalf of policyholders, said insurers had reached an “extraordinary conclusion” that business losses were largely uncovered during the coronavirus pandemic because of the widespread havoc it has caused.
“(Insurers) are saying: ‘We insure perils but not ones that are going to cost us a huge amount of money. We never contemplated that’. Well, that isn’t an answer,” Colin Edelman, the FCA’s lawyer, told the second day of a four-day appeal, watched by thousands of businesses brought to their knees during the pandemic.
Phishing emails double in run up to Black Friday, Cyber Monday
A close attention to the language in the email can help users to spot phishiing emails.
“Avoid buying something online using your payment details from a website that does not have secure sockets layer (SSL) encryption installed,” said the report.
Canada promises big fines for companies that breach new privacy law
The draft law, which must be adopted by Parliament, says Canadians who feel their data has been improperly gathered or shared can turn to the country’s Privacy Commissioner and demand the information be deleted.The law also means businesses would have to be transparent about how they use automated decision-making systems like algorithms and artificial intelligence to make significant recommendations about individuals.