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Since we rarely go more than a couple weeks without a data breach post, it seems we’re a bit overdue. It looks like we can get back on track thanks to Target’s point-of-sale systems and their security weaknesses. If you were out braving the angry mobs this black Friday and you happened to “storm
Recently we wrote about the data breach that occurred at Target’s point-of-sale systems in stores across America. The breach lead to the theft of roughly 40 million credit card numbers, names, and CSV codes. Here’s what’s been happening since the announcement:
Only weeks after Snapchat made the headlights for spurning a $3+ billion buyout offer, the company is back in the limelight in a less-than-ideal fashion.
We can’t resist talking about this Target Data breach incident. It has become a major talking point in tech community and the news that keeps surfacing makes for a great little case study. So in the latest bit of news to surface:
When we give our clients quotes, most of the time they have questions for us. Usually the same questions pop up over and over again. I’m hoping that this post will serve as a valuable resource for our future clients (or anyone else out there staring at a quote and scratching their head). So let’s
With potentially 70 million effected by the recent Target data breach, the US government thinks it’s time to talk about the elephant in the room for the tech world: Cybersecurity protocol.
Last week we posted about the importance of Employment Practices Liability Insurance (“EPLI”) for rapidly growing startup companies. If you read that post, it should be pretty clear why there’s so much risk exposure related to employment practices. I wanted to follow up that post with a quick EPLI risk exposure checklist for startups. Here’s
At Founder Shield, we pride ourselves on getting our clients in front of underwriters immediately. But as we present our clients to underwriters for quoting, we get a lot of questions about what’s going on under the hood. To clear the air, here’s a quick and basic overview of the process and to tools
In a somewhat ironic twist, popular cybersecurity blog Krebs on Security recently suffered a cyber attack. The site, just like ours and at least 60 million others out there, is built on WordPress, and the attack illuminated some troubling WordPress security issues. So what exactly happened and how can you prevent this from happening
It’s no secret that marijuana is going mainstream in America. The size of the illegal drug market in the US is estimated at anywhere between $200 and $700 billion. The legal marijuana trade has already cracked into that number with an estimated market of $1.43 Billion in 2013 and projections hitting $2.34 billion in
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