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hipaajournal.com · low

State Attorneys General HIPAA Enforcement Overview: Penalties and Trends 2010-2026, Including Comstar and Orthopedics NY

State attorneys general share HIPAA enforcement with the HHS Office for Civil Rights (OCR) under authority granted by the HITECH Act. The first action came in 2010, when the Connecticut AG settled with Health Net for $250,000. Enforcement peaked in 2023 with 16 actions, including a $49.5 million penalty against Blackbaud over a 5.5 millio…

industrialcyber.co · low

Corsha launches Folio module to automate OT network mapping and as-running industrial documentation

Corsha, an industrial identity security vendor, announced Folio, a new module on the Corsha Industrial Identity Security Platform. It automatically builds and updates operational maps and documentation of how industrial systems are connected and communicating. Folio draws on live network and access data captured by Corsha Gatekeepers, so …

theregister.com · low

Pharmacy chain's Cisco edge firewall used 'password' as enable password; audit and IT clashed over severity because of bonuses

A pen tester, Dahvid Schloss (COO of Suzu Labs), audited the network devices of a large, unnamed US pharmacy retailer and found that an internet-facing Cisco edge firewall used the enable (administrator) password "password". The password was stored as Cisco IOS type 7, a reversible encoding with a publicly known key, so he could recover i…

SANS survey: 93% run cloud production workloads, but only 40% rate security strategy advanced; misconfiguration causes 45% of critical incidents

The 2026 SANS Cloud Security Survey Insights report (400 IT and security professionals) finds a persistent cloud security maturity gap. 93% of organizations run production workloads in the cloud and 65% use more than one provider. Only 40% rate their cloud security strategy as advanced or optimized, even though 73% have a dedicated cloud …

securityweek.com · low

Meta ordered to pay New Mexico $25 billion for deceiving Facebook users about data privacy after Cambridge Analytica

A New Mexico state judge ordered Meta to pay $25 billion, the largest fine ever imposed on the company, after a jury found it liable for deceiving users about how Facebook handled their personal data. Judge Francis J. Mathew ruled the deception was intentional and that executives consistently misled users. In September, jurors found over …

olhardigital.com.br · low

Quishing in Brazil: Fraudsters Swap Payment QR Codes on Websites, Stickers and Printed Boletos to Divert Funds

Brazilian outlet Olhar Digital describes a quishing fraud pattern in which criminals create or tamper with payment QR Codes so that victims' money goes to accounts the fraudsters control. The scheme appears in online shopping, in physical venues such as bars, restaurants, street markets and car parks, and in printed boletos. The Federação…