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If you use Google Chrome as your browser, this is CRITICAL!
Though it may seem small, it is critical you update your Google browser often. It is believed that a simple Google Chrome flaw caused an
FINRA Alert: Phishing Attack Against FINRA Registrants
BW Cyber wants you to be aware of an ongoing phishing campaign targeting FINRA registrants that was recently circulated from a fake FINRA email account.
Advisors Raise Concern with Proposed SEC Cybersecurity New Form ADV-C
Many advisers disagree with the new Form ADV-C, a proposed SEC rule requiring that the industry report cybersecurity incidents within 48 hours. The SEC recently
How the Pandemic Led to Poor Cloud Security Management
The rise of remote work has made us all more reliant on the cloud for our data storage – but as convenient as it may
Google Chrome Vulnerability – Upgrade your browser immediately
Date Issued: April 4th, 2022 Systems Affected: Google Chrome versions prior to 100.0.4896.75 BW Cyber, LLC wants you to be aware of a very important warning from
SEC 2022 Examination Priorities
The SEC’s increased emphasis on cybersecurity continues to merit attention as it enhances the focus on Private Funds, ESG, and Operational Resiliency. Key Takeaways: Most
FBI Indict Russian Hackers for Cyberattacks on International Energy Sector
Three Russian hackers have been indicted for hacking into the international energy sector, targeting ICS and SCADA systems. Key Takeaways: Three state-sponsored Russian hackers were
Biden’s Cyber Warnings – What Do They Mean?
Key Takeaways: Security experts fear that nearly all US industries are considered high-risk amidst President Biden’s warnings of Russian cyberattacks. Among the most prevalent are energy, finance, transportation,
Okta Clients Targeted in Recent Cybersecurity Breach
Key Takeaways: In a recent cybersecurity breach, hacking group LAPSUS$ leaked images of Okta’s internal systems, releasing the information of more than 300 customers. Okta stated that LAPSUS$
