InfoSecSherpa’s News Roundup for Friday, October 7, 2022

InfoSecSherpa: Your Guide Up a Mountain of Information!

See #9 for a news item about North Dakota.

1. Toyota Apologizes For Breach of User Info
   (PYMNTS, October 7th)
2. Accountants ‘should be on high alert for cyber threats’
   (Accountants Daily, October 7th)
3. Irish Girl Guides Develop their Cyber Powers During Cyber Security Awareness Month
   (Tech Buzz Ireland, October 7th)
4. Inaugural Arab International cybersecurity summit to spotlight Bahrain’s multi-sector cyber infrastructure approach
   (Zawya, October 7th)
5. Colombia National Food and Drug Surveillance Institute hit with cyberattack
   (The Record by Recorded Future, October 5th)
6. European Commission Publishes Proposal for Cyber Resilience Act
   (The National Law Review, October 6th)
7. Indianapolis Housing Agency’s server hacked by cyber thieves
   (Fox59, October 6th)
8. Empowering Airmen on cybersecurity
   (Air Force Cyber, October 6th)
9. How a new program founded in North Dakota protects 60 million Americans from cyber attacks
   (Grand Forks Herald, October 7th)
10. Delhi Police launches ‘Cyber Uday 2.0’ to promote digital literacy
    (The Statesman, October 7th)

Bonus:

• Too Intense, Too Loud, Too Aggressive: How to Navigate the Double Standard of Being ‘Too Much’
  (Chief, July 13, 2022 — h/t to Jules Okafor for sharing it with me)

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