NotPetya costs FedEx $300m, now weighs up cyber insurance
FedEx did consider cyber insurance but thought the market was "too thin". After NotPetya, it's taking a second look.
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News about FedEx
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Drug maker Merck’s worldwide operations hampered by Petya attack
Merck expects a long road ahead to fully recover from the Petya cyber attack in late June.
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FedEx on Petya attack: systems still down, no cyber insurance
FedEx says systems are still down after Petya attacks as UK bank Lloyds spots cyber insurance opportunity.
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Beware this online shopping scam: Fake order confirmations
During the holiday season it's not unusual for both UPS and FedEx to show up at the Bradley household on an almost daily basis. We receive order confirmation and shipping notification emails for each delivery - and that's just what cybercriminals are counting on. It's just one of the many ways they exploit the holiday season to target more victims.
Tony Bradley | 09 Dec | Read more
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Big Data presents big security challenges, study finds
A new report suggests that the onset of big data is making companies increasingly vulnerable to competitors and attackers as they generate, collect and analyse more information.
Dipti Fatania | 27 Nov | Read more
Tutorials about FedEx
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How to Avoid Online Scams When Selling Your Old iPhone or iPad
A lot of people right now are selling their old iPhones and iPad minis to trade up to the supersized iPhone 6 models. Unfortunately, I suspect some of them are being scammed out of their devices -- I nearly was.
James A. Martin | 12 Sep | Read more
Features about FedEx
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Security Manager's Journal: Spam makes a comeback
Out of the blue, phishing attacks previously caught in the spam filter are getting through to employee inboxes.
Mathias Thurman | 11 Mar | Read more
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NEWS FOCUS: Cyber-espionage attacks threaten corporate data in new unrelenting ways
Stealthy, sometime long-term cyber-espionage attacks to steal sensitive proprietary information -- what some now call "advanced persistent threats" (APT) -- have become a top worry for businesses.
Ellen Messmer | 08 Aug | Read more