Fewer than one in five IBM mainframe customers are using multi-factor authentication
Mainframe users cited concerns about disruption and end-user resistance as reasons not to employ MFA
Multi-factor authentication is a requirement of regulations like the GDPR and PCI DSS
Security teams regularly use multi-factor authentication to protect computing applications, but a survey has found that it is much less common among mainframe owners, despite its availability. In multi-factor...
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Chinese state-sponsored cyber actors are targeting bugs in F5, Citrix, Pulse and Microsoft Exchange Servers, US agencies warn
Organisations need to patch their systems immediately, they advise
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Chinese intelligence is building detailed profiles on tens of thousands of citizens worldwide, leaked database suggests
Names include 52,000 Americans, 35,000 Australians, 10,000 Indians, 9,700 British, 5,000 Canadians, 1,400 Malaysians and 793 New Zealanders
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The attack seems to have infected business systems, not data centres software
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