InfoSecSherpa’s News Roundup for Monday, May 2, 2022
InfoSecSherpa: Your Guide Up a Mountain of Information!
1 min readMay 2, 2022
- Commissioner Asked to Close Probe on Salaries, Plates Data Leak Scandal
(Albanian Daily News, May 2nd) - Cyber law in Bangladesh through an international lens
(The Business Standard, April 29th) - University of Central Florida wins national cybersecurity competition
(Security Magazine, May 2nd) - Do Geopolitical Tensions Increase Cybersecurity Issues?
(Ward’s Auto, April 29th) - Kalispell 4th grader recognized in national cybersecurity poster contest
(NBC Montana, May 1st) - New federal privacy legislation likely won’t come until new commissioner is named: Fasken lawyers
(Canadian Lawyer, May 2nd) - Israel launches national innovation community to promote cybersecurity sector
(Famagusta Gazette, May 2nd) - OSINT: The privacy risks of sharing too much information
(TripWire, May 1st) - Climate change: New sea-level risk website hit by cyber attack
(NewsHub New Zealand, May 1st) - Data security and privacy laws develop across Africa
(Tech Trends Kenya, May 2nd)
