Titlebook: Big Breaches; Cybersecurity Lesson Neil Daswani,Moudy Elbayadi Book 2021 Neil Daswani and Moudy Elbayadi 2021 Breach.Compromise.Cybersecuri

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The OPM Breaches of 2014 and 2015-86 security clearance background checks of over 21.5 million US government employees, the fingerprint data of 5.6 million individuals, and personnel files of 4.2 million current and former government employees. The stolen SF-86 forms included information on millions of government employees, includi

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The Yahoo Breaches of 2013 and 2014irthdates, “hashed” passwords, and, in some cases, security questions of over 500 million users. While investigating the breach of 2014, Yahoo discovered that the company had been separately breached in 2013. Yahoo initially reported that the 2013 breach affected over one billion users while it was

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The Target and JPMorgan Chase Breaches of 2013 and 20142014 when attackers stole the names and email addresses of over 70 million customers. We cover these two mega-breaches together because, in part, both were caused by third-party compromises. An organization may have to work with many third parties, including developers (as Cambridge Analytica was to

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Advice to Cybersecurity Investors the mega-breaches have continued. This chapter covers where all this money has been going and what categories of defenses have been invested in thus far. We then go on to analyze what areas of cybersecurity are ripe for further investment. As an example, areas such as Internet of Things (IoT) secur

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Advice to Consumersentities. But what’s more troubling is that these breaches are often the result of an organization’s . to fully address the root causes of breach. In this chapter, we turn our focus to the rest of us, from enterprises to consumers. We will use the term . to reflect the reality that we not only consu