Compliance3 partners with PCI Security Standards Council

COMPLIANCE3 TO PARTNER WITH PCI SECURITY STANDARDS COUNCIL TO HELP SECURE PAYMENT DATA WORLDWIDE As Council’s Newest Participating Organization Compliance3 to Contribute to The Development of PCI Security Standards FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE London, December 11th 2017...

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The media has been awash with sensationalist stories of ‘cyber attacks on the NHS’. This is, of course a misrepresentation of the facts. NHS trusts have fallen victim of a piece of insidious ‘ransomware’ that, according to Europol – and...

BCC’s digital survey results

The British Chambers of Commerce (BCC)  today published the results of its digital survey that suggested that, of the more than 1,200 businesses surveyed across the UK, some 20% had been hit by a cyber-attack in the last 12 months. It further reported that 42% of...

Personal Data Breach at Wonga

It’s been a bit quiet of late on the data breaches front, although the suspicion has to be that, while data breaches are continuing, they just haven’t yet been detected. The Republic of Ireland’s Data Protection Commissioner – Helen Dixon...

End of Support for Windows Vista

Microsoft have announced (here) that, after April 11th this year, “Windows Vista customers will no longer receive new security updates, non-security hotfixes, free or paid assisted support options, or online technical content updates from Microsoft.” Microsoft Vista...

Data Breach at Dailymotion

As we approach the end of 2016, the rate of data breach – or more accurately data breach discoveries – doesn’t appear to be slowing. The BBC reported on Tuesday (here) that the Dailymotion subsidiary of French media company Vivendi had details of...

Major Data Breach in Japan

We’ve seen a number of high profile data breaches over the last couple of years, but it’s rare to hear of data breaches in the Asia Pacific region. Last Friday (December 5th) the Japanese Cosmetics firm Shisheido reported that the online store operated by...

It could be you?

The BBC reported this morning (here) that Camelot, the operator of the UK’s National Lottery, had suffered a data breach. Some 26,500 of the National Lottery’s 9.5 million online customers had had their account – comprising transaction history, date...

Data Breach at Madison Square Garden.

  It was revealed recently that the Madison Square Garden Company (MSGC) has suffered a data breach at five of its venues. In a statement, the company wrote that it has notified customers that an investigation found “external unauthorized access to MSG’s payment...

Three Mobile Data Breach

It was announced this morning that three men had been arrested for a data breach at Three Mobile. The men were thought to have accessed a Customer Database at Three Mobile using ‘authorised logins’. This was not an external attack. Once in the database the...