The news broke yesterday that Equifax had a massive breach that leaked personal information including Social Security Numbers, names and Drivers License numbers. The scope of this breach is staggering: 143 million records.

Every time someone comes to me for career advice, or asks where I think they should look for their next big opportunity, I say – “Consider a career in cybersecurity.” It is a huge field with a broad spectrum of job opportunities.

In this article, I’m going to help you interpret how the different parts of this cybersecurity regulation touch on AppSec – that is, your websites, your mobile applications, your internal payment systems and networked third-party services.

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The CopyCat malware exploits some known vulnerabilities in older versions of Android which allows an attacker to root the victim’s phone. It then can install applications and will hijack ads from your phone, effectively paying the attacker each time an ad pops up.

Applications are literally at the core of our digital lives, so it’s more important than ever to ensure that enterprises of all types can provide safe digital experiences. We hope this report provides valuable insights and recommendations on how to secure the apps that drive your business.

There's another 'worldwide' attack known as Petya Ransomware and it's spreading quickly - learn about it first from WhiteHat Security.

IDC predicts that by 2020, data breaches will affect nearly 25% of the world’s population.

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The question on a lot of peoples’ minds is, “Why was this allowed to happen, wasn’t there a fix?”. Microsoft did indeed release a fix for the SMB vulnerability that ultimately was exploited by the WannaCry attack some months ago. If this patch was available, why didn’t everyone patch? Why were that many systems vulnerable?