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Tautvydas Jašinskas

CISO at ConnectPay
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Tautvydas has over 10 years of extensive experience in cybersecurity and protecting information systems. Currently serving as Chief Information Security Officer at ConnectPay, he oversees the entire security framework, including governance, risk management, and compliance. Additionally, Tautvydas collaborates with other executives to align cybersecurity initiatives with business objectives and manage incident response procedures.

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  • M&S Cyberattack: "Low-Risk" Data Still a Threat
    Tautvydas warns that even "low-risk" data like names and birth dates can be weaponized for social engineering attacks. Customers should remain vigilant despite M&S's reassurances, as attackers may exploit the breach to impersonate trusted entities. The incident underscores the need for companies to enhance their cyber defenses and response strategies to mitigate future threats.
  • Storing Credit Card Info in Browsers: A Cybersecurity Risk
    Tautvydas warns that storing credit card details in browsers poses risks like phishing attacks and malware. He advises using password managers, enabling transaction alerts, and updating security software. To remove saved card details, navigate to your browser's Autofill & Passwords settings. For enhanced security, consider virtual credit cards and two-factor authentication.
  • Fintech Firms Face DORA Compliance Challenges Ahead of Deadline
    Tautvydas warns that evaluating third-party processes and personnel, conducting TLPT, and the lack of standardized audit processes are major challenges. He suggests regulators should aid compliance by automating key processes, reducing the burden on firms. Without these measures, inconsistencies and increased incidents are expected in 2025.
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