Oregon cybersecurity event lands in Eugene on April 23

By Brian Edwards, News Editor | April 12, 2018

University of Oregon will be hosting leading cybersecurity experts from the Department of Homeland Security, academia, private industry, the Oregon Cybersecurity Advisory Council and Cyber Oregon who will discuss trends, challenges and opportunities impacting computer security on national and state…

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Stay safer online with two-factor authentication

By Mark B. Cooper, PKI Solutions | April 11, 2018

In a well-intentioned effort to help us stay safer online, most online sites and services that involve a login to protect sensitive or personal data and information are now encouraging or even insisting on the use of complex passwords involving…

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On the road to PCI compliance…are we there yet?

By Tyler Hardison, Redhawk | April 4, 2018

PCI Compliance is a journey, not a destination. While I am not the first to say this, I will reiterate that compliance is an ongoing, multi-step process. It’s not boxes to check off, “check it off and forget it,” but…

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Cyber News Roundup: Consumer service flaws and breaches hit Siri, MyFitnessPal app

By Brian Edwards, News Editor | March 30, 2018

The notion that cybersecurity should concern all Oregon residents has come into full view of late with news of significant flaws and data breaches impacting popular consumer services. Most recently, athletic wear company Under Armor disclosed that data tied to…

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Cybersecurity experts are in-demand, but shortage in talent gap is growing exponentially

By Charlie Kawasaki, PacStar | March 19, 2018

Cyber attacks. Hacking. Ransomware. Spear phishing. Cryptojacking. The cybersecurity field has no shortage of “excitement.” With the increase in cyber attacks and data breaches across the country, cybersecurity continues to be one of today’s hottest technology career paths. According to…

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Cyber News Roundup: Carbon Black taps Hillsboro’s cybersecurity talent

By Brian Edwards, News Editor | March 13, 2018

The lead item for this week’s news round up is the announcement that endpoint security firm Carbon Black has opened a research outpost in Hillsboro, Ore. The office will serve as a center for research and development, with a focus…

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The Top Four Security Vulnerabilities You Might Be Overlooking

By Tyler Hardison, Redhawk | March 1, 2018

Daily news headlines scream high-profile information security failures and consequences—Hacked! Attacked! Ransomware!—reinforcing that the severity of risk posed to sensitive information is unprecedented. Cybersecurity vulnerabilities and threats can put your organization and your customers’ sensitive information at risk, costing you…

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Cyber News Roundup: Crypto-mining malware expands its reach

By Brian Edwards, News Editor | February 27, 2018

Concerns about crypto-mining and the role of malware continues to grow. As noted in a recent Alien Vault blog post authored by David Bisson, “Crypto-mining isn’t itself malicious in nature. But bad actors are abusing it for nefarious purposes. They’re…

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Portland Business Journal Publishes Oregon Cybersecurity Experts’ 2018 Predictions

By Brian Edwards, News Editor | February 14, 2018

Skip Newberry, president of the Technology Association of Oregon and member of the Oregon Cybersecurity Advisory Council (OCAC), wrote a column for the Portland Business Journal this week which shared his conversations with several leading cybersecurity experts in Oregon about…

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