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Was Your SSN Found on the Dark Web? Here's What To Do.

You may be concerned if your Social Security number (SSN) was found on the dark web following the recent breach that, according to CNBC, exposed almost three billion SSNs. National Public Data, a company that conducts background checks, suffered a data breach involving SSNs, email addresses, phone numbers and home addresses. If your SSN was found on the dark web, you are most likely concerned about your identity being stolen.

Who Can See My Internet Search and Browsing History?

Your internet search and browsing history can be seen by search engines, web browsers, websites, apps and hackers. You should protect your search and browsing history to keep your sensitive information, including your login credentials and financial data, safe from hackers. Continue reading to learn more about search and browsing history, who can see it and how you can keep it private.

Vanta continues AWS momentum with Security Competency achievement

Vanta has achieved the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Security Competency status. This designation recognizes that Vanta excels at providing deep AWS technical expertise and integrations that help customers achieve their cloud security and compliance goals. ‍ Over half of Vanta’s 8,000+ customers leverage AWS. Achieving the AWS Security Competency reinforces our continual commitment to delivering deeply automated, integrated product experiences.

7 Examples of How AI in Data Security is Transforming Cybersecurity

AI in data security transforms how organizations protect sensitive information. Companies turn to artificial intelligence for robust defense mechanisms as cyber threats evolve. This cutting-edge technology analyzes vast datasets, identifies patterns, and responds to threats in real-time, surpassing human capabilities. From small businesses to large enterprises, AI-powered solutions guard against increasingly sophisticated attacks.

EP 61 - Put Your Name on It: Identity Verification and Fighting Fraud

Aaron Painter, CEO of NameTag, joins host David Puner for a conversation that covers several key themes, including the inadequacies of current identity verification methods, the rise of deep fakes and AI-generated fraud – and the importance of preventing identity fraud rather than merely detecting it. Aaron discusses the role of advanced technologies like cryptography, biometrics and AI in improving identity verification.

Automate compliance with SprintoGRC x Aikido

Be it ISO 27001, SOC 2, or , gaining and maintaining compliance is a daunting task. But it doesn’t have to be. With the right tools and support, you can put compliance on autopilot. That’s why we are excited to kick-off a new partnership with SprintoGRC, a full-stack security compliance automation platform built for growing tech companies.

Outlining the Crypto Trading and Operations Trilemma

The operational infrastructure for digital asset security has been continuously evolving – shifting from single-key hardware wallets, to multi-sig smart contract wallets, to MPC or HSM-powered wallets. This infrastructure improvement has created greater operational efficiency, enabling trading firms to deploy more capital without compromising on security.

Solving the Crypto Trading and Operations Trilemma

Download the “Solving the Crypto Trading and Operations Trilemma” cheat sheet The crypto trading and operations trilemma addresses three potentially complementary but opposing forces from an operations perspective – security, efficiency, and scalability. Security is the actual safety of your firm’s own funds, or those it manages on behalf of clients. Efficiency is how quickly you can respond to market moves, transfer assets, and settle balances.

The Value of Cyber Risk Quantification Models Vs. CRQ Frameworks

From the individual to the global level, managing risk is a part of life. While in some contexts, poor risk planning merely results in minor, inconsequential outcomes, in others, such negligence can be catastrophic. Take the July 2024 CrowdStrike incident, for instance, during which a faulty software update put global airlines out of commission, took broadcasters off the air, and cost the market upward of $5 billion in uninsured losses.