Did you hear that both Wal-Mart and Walgreens Mobile / Web App’s were recently compromised?  If you’d like the full story from March 25th, see the link at the bottom.  While these events may seem like a daily occurrence, the question we’re all asking is if it’s worth playing games – or if it’s time to get the truth about how secure environments really are.

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What do these three companies have in common?

Starbucks Coffee

US ProTech

Siemens

Starbucks Coffee

U.S. ProTech

Siemens Energy

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But you’re probably wondering: why should you care?  The fact is vulnerabilities do exist. It boils down to deciding if you want to address them yourself or if your management prefers to just cross their fingers and hope you don’t become the next target.

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It looks like the time has come for companies using web-based applications, mobile or not, to stop playing “Truth or Dare”…  Why wait? Get the Truth now!

Full article on the Wal-Mart mobile app:

https://www.computerworld.com.au/article/541343/evan_schuman_wal-mart_latest_big_company_mobile-app_security_problems/?fp=4&fpid=18

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