Universities being hit by millions of email attacks By Sead Fadilpašić Spam, malware and phishing attacks are rampant.
Saudi Arabia using mobile network flaws to monitor its citizens in the US By Sead Fadilpašić Whistleblower reports high volume of tracking requests from Saudi telcos.
Governments experience surge in cyberattacks By Sead Fadilpašić The US was a popular target among hackers.
Coronavirus-related attacks comprise 80 percent of threat landscape By Sead Fadilpašić 'Nearly every type' of attack is now coronavirus-themed.
World Backup Day: tech to rely on in times of uncertainty By IT experts How to backup online operations safely and securely, particularly in times like these.
Five wine tasting tips that should also be applied to network security By Karl Van den Bergh Network security risks through the art of wine tasting.
Can the neurodiverse community help to close the cybersecurity skills gap? By Corin Imai An exploration of how people who are neurotypical can provide much needed perspective and fill in-demand security roles.
DDoS rose by almost 200 percent in 2019 By Sead Fadilpašić Small-scale attacks are becoming more popular.
Keeping your business cybersafe during the pandemic By Stephen Salinas Best cybersecurity practices for employees working from home.
Email phishing attacks rise 667 percent By Sead Fadilpašić Cybercriminals distributing malware and stealing login credentials.
Hospitals worldwide to get free security software By Sead Fadilpašić Bitdefender is giving away its enterprise-grade cybersecurity tools.
Email security products failing to identify unknown threats By Sead Fadilpašić Almost half of threats bypass at least one leading product.
State-sponsored Chinese cybercriminals launch global intrusion campaign By Sead Fadilpašić APT41 targeted organisations across 20 countries.
Critical infrastructure cyberattacks a greater concern than enterprise data breaches By Sead Fadilpašić IT pros believe it's the government's job to keep critical infrastructure secure.
When it comes to passwords, even tech giants mess up By Shimrit Tzur-David Smaller companies are hacked more often than their larger counterparts, but that doesn’t mean tech giants are invulnerable
Recruiting and retaining cloud security talent By Esteban Hernandez How to close the global security skills gap.
Fake Covid-19 antivirus infects victims with trojan By Sead Fadilpašić Experts uncover trojan posing as an antivirus solution.
CIOs discovering new computing devices every week By Sead Fadilpašić Each new device is a potential threat to cybersecurity.
Get stuffed: a lesson in account takeover and what to do next By Steven Puddephatt The threat of having your accounts taken over is no longer something we all read about - it's a major issue facing us all.
Data protection as a means of defending intangible cultural assets By Helga Turku Organisations must imbed a corporate culture that values privacy and data protection against attacks.
