BitSight's Jake Olcott discusses reducing premiums and understanding risk in the cyber insurance space in this Information Management feature article.
Many brands of cheap Chinese smartphones could be secretly infected by malware via firmware updates, and nearly 3 million smartphone users may be vulnerable to attack as a result, according to...
According to a report from BitSight Technologies, nearly 3 million cheap Android running devices are vulnerable to a man-in-the-middle type of attack due to a vulnerability in the implementation...
BitSight researchers released an advisory about a rootkit found in the Ragentek firmware used in certain Android smartphones, mostly manufactured by Chinese OEMs. The researchers carried out...
Nearly 3 million Android phones have been found to contain a very powerful rootkit/backdoor that leaves the user vulnerable to remote control, tracking and code execution attacks. Researchers from...
Low-cost Android phones from BLU, Infinix, Doogee, Leagoo, IKU, Beeline or Xolo might be harbouring some badware in the firmware. The issue affects phones that use an over-the-air update mechanism...
"The thing that scares us is a lot of these users will be unaware of the vulnerability, and they will never get an update," BitSight CTO Stephen Boyer told ArsTechnica.
BitSight's latest industry report explores the growing trend of ransomware across nearly 20,000 companies to identify common forms of ransomware, and identifies which industries are most...
BitSight's Jay Jacobs, Sr. Data Scientist and former lead analyst of the Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report, discusses storytelling with data and why information security data analysis is...
