Telefonica Digital interviews Tim Holman
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The general manager of the PCI SSC, Bob Russo, and CTO Troy Leach were recently invited to present to the US Congress, on the subcommittee “Protecting Consumer Information: Can Data Breaches be Prevented?”. Their statements can be found here: https://www.pcisecuritystandards.org/documents/140202_PCI_SSC.pdf https://www.pcisecuritystandards.org/documents/HMTG-113-IF17-Wstate-RussoB-20140205.pdf Whilst the statements did a good job at supporting the PCI SSC and its
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Our CEO, Tim Holman was recently interviewed by SC Magazine for his views on PCI DSS Compliance.
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Our CEO Tim Holman was featured in SC Magazine today for his views on the Orange data breach.
SC Magazine – Feb 2014 Read More »
Orange recently suffered a data breach and around 3% of their user records in France were allegedly hacked. This amounts to around 800,000 users. The anatomy of the attack appears to be SQL injection, where a French version of their web application took users to a flawed My Accounts page that was vulnerable to some
Orange Data Breach – they should have known better.. Read More »
Tragedy strikes yet again as a major retailer cannot account for over a million cardholder data records. If that last sentence still got your attention, then you are probably one of few that still finds data breaches and the over-the-top media response interesting. It only seems like a few days pass, and then we hear
Latest data breach!! Read More »
As seasoned penetration testers, it has to be said that the most common issue we come up with when testing public facing web applications, is cross site scripting (XSS). Trying to explain this issue, and it’s implications, to businesses is challenging at times, after all there are a thousand and one other issues that businesses
Cross Site Scripting (XSS) and why it needs fixing! Read More »
It was interesting to note in PCI DSS v3.0, when conducting one of our first v3.0 assessments, that section 3.5.2 refers to a host security module, with regards to protecting data encrypting keys: 3.5.2 Store secret and private keys used to encrypt/decrypt cardholder data in one (or more) of the following forms at all times:
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Sat in the coffee shop today, as one does as CEO of a huge multinational corporation does (let me know if you see him!), and surprising to hear the number of different conversations that were going on. On my left were a couple – boss and employee, having a performance review. A group on another
Careless Talk Costs Jobs Read More »