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Valve is warning European Steam hardware buyers that their contact and order details may have been exposed in a CEVA Logistics breach. The leak includes names, addresses, phone numbers, and …
I think this depends a lot on the company. Good security policies are important, but game development often requires tools, SDKs, plugins, debugging utilities, and frequent software updates that don't …
Game studios control software to an extent mostly for legal and licensing reasons. Software audits are a thing, and license "true up" where the company is charged for computers with …
This isn't an attack on cybersecurity. Every company needs good security. I'm genuinely curious whether other game developers have had similar experiences. I sometimes wonder if many corporate cybersecurity policies …
Ubisoft's decision to take Rainbow Six Siege offline during the holiday hack highlights the ongoing security challenges in game development. This incident emphasizes the need for robust cybersecurity measures, which …
The new EU cybersecurity rules require game developers and publishers to enhance their security measures. This legislation aims to protect user data and ensure compliance with strict regulations. Developers should …
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