Data breach whistle-blowers rise after GDPR By Sead Fadilpašić 165 per cent rise in new flags following GDPR legislation.
How to mitigate the risk and consequences of IT failures By Kevin J Smith The threat that IT outages pose to businesses is critical and need to be proactively mitigated to ensure that our ‘always on’ world is in fact, always on.
How online business owners can protect themselves against XSS (cross-site scripting) attacks By Sam Bocetta By giving end users the permission to add their own content, you may open your website to the danger of cross site scripting attacks.
The many faces of biometrics By Paul Walker One of the first things that IT security professionals need to know is that there are no “silver bullets” in the IT security field.
UK businesses risking huge GDPR fines By Sead Fadilpašić Businesses in the trades sector are ditching old tech without wiping memory first.
Microsoft Edge named as most secure browser By Sead Fadilpašić Report claims Edge detects and blocks phishing faster than any other browser.
Four things every CEO should know about ransomware By Dr Sandra Bell Organisations that are most successful at managing the risk have departed from the tactic of protecting valuable assets from becoming ransom prisoners and take advantage of the features that data and IT systems offer.
Most companies hit by more than one major cyberattack in the past two years By Sead Fadilpašić And almost all companies hit by at least one.
UK retailers boost cybersecurity over Christmas By Sead Fadilpašić The holiday period is when a 'seasonal increase in social engineering attacks' usually happens.
McAfee uncovers "Sharpshooter" malware attacking critical infrastructure By Sead Fadilpašić The verticals that are being targeted are nuclear, defense, energy, and financial businesses.
Super Micro says no evidence of malicious hardware in its products By Sead Fadilpašić Hardware giant employed third-party investigation firm to look into accusations.
The future of security – a 2019 outlook By Jason Hart, Gary Marsden Based on the way the industry is moving, 2019 is set to be an exciting year as AI gains more prominence and, quantum and crypto-agility start to make themselves known.
NHS could face major cybersecurity threats due to lack of investment By Sead Fadilpašić FOI request finds lack of cybersecurity readiness in many NHS trusts.
Google+ to shut after second major bug found By Sead Fadilpašić Details of more than 50 million Google+ users exposed in second major security leak.
UK businesses being let down by the government on cybercrime By Sead Fadilpašić Sensitive political and business environment has deflected attention away from security, report claims.
Defeating the Death Star: How RDP attacks exploit security gaps By Tyler Moffitt The modern business equivalent of the Thermal Exhaust Port is the Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP), which could be leaving companies vulnerable to catastrophic attack.
NHS ordered to stop using fax machines By Sead Fadilpašić Health Secretary looks to do away with "absurd" outdated hardware.
Securing industrial control systems by closing the air gap security loophole By Lavi Lazarovitz Air-gapping is one of the most common ways ICS are protected, however, organisations’ interpretation of how to isolate networks often varies.
