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Capital One’s huge hack highlights cloud security risks

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Capital One’s huge hack highlights cloud security risks

Capital One’s huge hack highlights cloud security risks

Just days after meeting with Ms. Helen Robinson of the Colorado Springs Business Journal to discuss the risks of using Cloud Service Providers, the Capitol One breach occurred.

Helen highlights a key point in our conversation, “’You can’t say Google does all of your security,’ Titcombe said. ‘You can inherit controls for security from them only to a point.'”  In this case, the hacker was a former Amazon employee with insider knowledge of CapitolOne’s weaknesses.

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By Mathew Titcombe|2020-02-16T13:10:09-07:00July 30th, 2019|News|0 Comments

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