Container infrastructure can be exploited in under one hour By Sead Fadilpašić Attackers are often interested in hijacking computing resources.
More must be done to combat the rising threat of malicious domains By Jeremy Hendy The need for a more coordinated response to better manage fraudulent domains.
Ransomware operators often purchase access to corporate networks By Sead Fadilpašić Ransomware affiliate networks are growing in size and scope.
Remote working led to a rise in cyberattacks last year By Sead Fadilpašić Cyberattacks were also more devastating.
Open all hours? The risks that lie ahead By Steve Whiter Risk and audit executives were asked to give their thoughts on possible threats that they see arriving in the not-too-distant future.
Smishing – what is it? And why should it be a top priority for CISOs? By Nigel Seddon Why SMS-based phishing tactics should be on every CISO’s radar.
The security priority: why SMEs need strong cybersecurity strategies for survival By Rachel Rothwell Historically perceived as an abstract, complex and expensive add-on, it's time recognise cybersecurity's value.
Hackers have stolen a march during the pandemic: It's time to catchup By Andy Barratt Let's look at the advantages Covid-19 has afforded hackers, and how businesses fight back.
How companies can adopt a new security strategy and break out of the NOC box By Mark Day How corporate networking teams can break out of the Network Operations Center (NOC) box and adapt to a new paradigm with zero trust.
What's up with WhatsApp’s cyberstalking problem? By Sebastian Schaub Cyberstalking is the specific use of electronics (usually the internet) to control, track, and spy on another person, group of people or even companies.
Smartphones have become a security nightmare for businesses By Sead Fadilpašić Attacks targeting mobile devices are inevitable.
Majority of ransomware victims are hit with a second attack after paying up By Sead Fadilpašić Paying the ransom does not guarantee the return of stolen data.
Why endpoint data is so critical to corporate investigations By Ken Basore During their time out of office, remote workers gained greater freedom and flexibility, but businesses incurred greater risk.
A new era of IoT security By Hima Mukkamala The UK government’s plans for a more secure Internet of things (IoT) are the first of their kind and are long overdue.
Using IP Intelligence in the ongoing battle for cyber security By Andy Ashley How IP Intelligence can be leveraged to tackle the increase in cyber crime.
IT staff often back down to angry employees, despite security risks By Sead Fadilpašić Employees often argue with security teams over updates.
Many workers have picked up bad cybersecurity behaviors since working from home By Sead Fadilpašić If they are not being watched by IT, many employees work by their own rules.
Security training policies failing to keep pace with change at many businesses By Sead Fadilpašić Employees dread the prospect of cybersecurity training.
The emergence of digital third-party risk and what businesses can do about it By Aaron Dobie What can businesses do to mitigate third-party digital risk?
Email spoofing attacks are on the rise By Sead Fadilpašić Spoofing is often the first step in a larger attack.
