A Republican National Committee data analytics firm, Deep Root Analytics, disclosed that as many as 198 million U.S. citizens’ names, dates of birth, home addresses, phone numbers, and other identifiable information were exposed to the internet due to a database misconfiguration. Many firms are hastily moving to the cloud without fully understanding the security implications of doing so. By rolling new cloud implementations, data collection and analysis problems become simpler tasks. However, without a proper security framework around it, data is accessible to the internet and more likely to be retrieved.
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Read moreLast week, Fornetix attended the International Cryptographic Module Conference outside of Washington D.C. A recurring topic of interest to those in attendance was FIPS 140-2. There were a lot of questions around the topic, so we thought it beneficial to explain the basics of FIPS 140-2 certifications.
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