November, 2015 Edition:
November’s Edition is now available! Some of this months highlights include the following:
- Silent Shield’s upcoming release of Field Search expected to easily parse and examine Microsoft Edge.
- Score 1,004 “rescues” of victims of child sexual abuse and online exploitation.
- NIST seeks comment on mobile devices and “Cloud” security.
- FBI’s “Most Wanted Cyber Criminals.”
- “Zero Day” $1 million bug bounty claimed, new bounties offered.
- DHS plays key role in cyber forensics support for law enforcement.
October, 2015 Edition:
In case you missed October’s Edition: Here are some of the highlights:
- Government promotion of “Cybersecurity Awareness Month.”
- FBI alert on the vulnerability of “Internet of Things.”
- Georgia investigators arrest 18 in child porn Internet ring.
- Private company offers larges ever bounty for computer bug.
- Silent Shield offers intro training in Jackson, TN later this month.
- Top U.S. spy chief’s personal email allegedly hacked by teenagers.
- U.S.-EU “Safe Harbor” agreement nullified by European Court.
- Homeland Security ponders revocation of security clearance for those falling for phishing.
- Silent Shield opens satellite office in North Georgia, and,
- Cybercrime by the numbers.
September, 2015 Edition
In case you missed it, Silent Shield publishes its first newsletter. Packed with over 6 pages of contents, you can still grab a copy to read. Some of the highlights include the following:
- Silent Shield’s participation in the Crimes Against Children Conference.
- The vulnerability of today’s planes, trains and automobiles to computer hacking.
- The Ashley Madison “Hacktavism” data breach.
- The NSA’s imminent transition of cryptographic algorithms in the face of quantum computing.
- Upgrades to Silent Shield’s “Field Search,” and,
- Cybercrime by the numbers.