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If your personal data is leaked on the dark web, act quickly. Assess the extent of the leak 🔍. Change all compromised passwords and credentials 🔑. Notify relevant authorities and monitor for misuse of your data 📢. Strengthen your personal security measures 🔒. Seek legal advice if needed ⚖️. Stay vigilant for any signs of identity theft or fraud 👀. #DarkWeb #DataLeak #CyberSecurity #IdentityTheft #PasswordChange #LegalAdvice

❓ #DYK 21% of #DNS records point to content that doesn’t resolve? https://lnkd.in/d5799j8A 🚫 In our recent #subdomainmonitoring webinar, 50% of attendees said they don’t currently monitor for subdomain takeover. Are you one of them? CSC analyzed over 440K DNS records where we saw that many companies are susceptible to subdomain hijacking. DNS is the phonebook of the internet, and DNS records housekeeping is one of the worst managed tasks. Global businesses rely on the internet for everything—websites, email, authentication, VoIP, and more. It’s part of an organization’s external attack surface and needs to be continuously monitored for #cybercrime attacks and fraud. It’s a significant challenge for companies to account for all their digital assets, and recognize which ones are critical, functional, or redundant. It’s even more dire to look at thousands of CSC-managed domain portfolios seeing one in five DNS records are left in a state susceptible to #subdomainhijacking. Mitigate #cyberthreats with subdomain monitoring today. We recommend all companies adopt a subdomain monitoring solution that not only alerts you when changes to your DNS records are detected, but also provides you context so you can make informed decisions and take appropriate action to prevent a subdomain hijack.

Take a few minutes to listen to Mark on your way to work, then you’ll be able to answer your CISO how to mitigate this risk :) #DNS #Security #SubdomainHijacking

Do you think 2 years of data monitoring for impacted AT&T customers is a fair appology for allowing your information to be exposed? (add your comment) So the AT&T breach just keeps on giving! Anyone who thinks large companies are immune to customer information being shared in some way, whatever way you want to describe it, is doing a disservice to customers. Your company plans on how to both protect data and how you respond and communicate when it goes public will determine your brands reputation in the long term. #Breach #NorthTXACP #cyber

Did you know that even with #MFA, your accounts could still be vulnerable? Learn about the sneaky ways cybercriminals bypass MFA and what you can do to stay safe. Read the full article below. https://lnkd.in/gx6tiXbG

When I thought I've seen it all, there's 23andME. Instead of admitting their security negligence they blame the victims of the data breach for reusing passwords. This is just scandalous, i have no other words for it. If you provide a service that processes such sensitive data it's your duty to protect them in every way you can. And yes in an ideal world people don't reuse passwords, but the world is not ideal, so accommodate for that in the design and implementation if your service. It's quite simple, yet so hard for many companies: If you get breached, own it, apologize and do better in the future. https://lnkd.in/eehzyptK #infosec

With the recent AT&T customer data breach, the importance of proactive privacy protection is again in the spotlight. At Banyan Risk Group, we believe that safeguarding personal and corporate information is not just a reactive measure but a strategic priority. Our team specializes in creating robust, integrated security platforms designed to anticipate threats and mitigate risks before they escalate. Let’s discuss how we can help your organization stay ahead in the ever-evolving landscape of data privacy and security. #DataPrivacy #RiskManagement #ProactiveSecurity https://lnkd.in/eYUjFPZq

AT&T has recently disclosed a cybersecurity breach affecting nearly all of its cellular customers, including those using MVNOs like Cricket, Boost Mobile, and Consumer Cellular. The breach, involving data from May 2022 to October 2022, exposed phone numbers, call/text counts, and total call durations, but not the content of communications or personal identifiers. AT&T has since secured the breach point and is working with law enforcement, with one individual already apprehended. While the company believes the data isn't publicly available, it's a critical reminder for everyone to stay vigilant about cybersecurity. Stay safe and informed! https://lnkd.in/gEtGMFFN #cybersecurity #databreach #AT&T #infosec #technews

In this blog, we're covering the recent AT&T data breach and telling you what you should know about the data breach in 2024 and the ones in 2021 and 2015. Have a read! https://lnkd.in/dfKXp25g #DataBreach #ATT #infosec #cyber

In early August, a massive data breach impacted millions of Americans, leaking sensitive information like Social Security numbers (SSNs), legal names, email addresses, and phone numbers. 🖥️ Anywhere from 30 million and 3 billion personal records may have been exposed. In the wake of the breach, we recommend you: - Consider freezing your credit - Monitor activity on your financial accounts - Sign up for fraud alerts - Enable multi-factor authentication (MFA) on every account - And more! At CMIT Solutions, we believe in a proactive approach to cybersecurity, taking action before a problem occurs rather than waiting until after the damage is done. 📲 732.708.4944