Ransomware Attack Leads Ohio to Establish New Cybersecurity Protocols
A year after the city of Columbus fell victim to a massive ransomware attack, Ohio now requires every government agency to implement a cybersecurity program that safeguards their computer systems. The measure applies to counties, cities, school districts, and townships. Local governments must establish cybersecurity training requirements for all employees. The law also mandates that […]
Airbnb Adds “Reserve Now, Pay Later” to Its Repertoire
U.S. travelers will be able to reserve an Airbnb without paying anything up front, giving them more flexibility to adjust their travel plans. The vacation rental company is launching a “Reserve Now, Pay Later” feature in response to the growing demand for flexible payment options in the travel sector. Airbnb cited data showing that a […]
Share and Share Alike: The Promise of Cyber Fusion
One of the most effective tools in the fight against cybercrime is information sharing—particularly through anonymized consortium data signals—a practice increasingly referred to as cyber fusion. Despite its promise, many institutions remain wary of collaborating in this way, often even within their own organizations. Greater cooperation—through shared data and interoperable fraud, anti-money laundering, and cyber […]