Leveraging cyberpsychology in our fight against cybercrime By Anete Poriete Technology such as social media has fundamentally transformed our world, shaping our lives and relationships in novel and interesting ways, for better or worse.
Nearly half of firms aren't reporting data breaches By Sead Fadilpašić GDPR demands businesses who suffered a breach to report it within 72 hours.
SITA hack may have been worse than originally thought By Sead Fadilpašić Air India recently spoke up, saying data on 4.5 million of its customers has likely been compromised.
DDoS attacks still aren't going away By Sead Fadilpašić The largest attack recorded was 295Gbps strong, up from 260Gbps the quarter prior.
These were some of the biggest email security threats of last year By Sead Fadilpašić Malicious Excel files distributed through popular cloud-based email services are all the rage nowadays.
Apple says there's too much Mac malware By Sead Fadilpašić It says this is another argument against allowing third-party app stores on iOS.
Cyberattacks launched from hacked Microsoft and Google services By Sead Fadilpašić Compromised accounts from trusted services used to distribute malicious content.
How to reduce the threat of cloud ransomware By Dmitry Dontov Ransomware criminals are targeting cloud services. Here's how to mitigate the risks.
Most customer data at the app layer is not safe at all By Sead Fadilpašić Businesses are looking into various solutions.
UK firms are being let down by their business security By Sead Fadilpašić Email is still a hugely popular communications choice, but is often the weakest link in the security chain.
Many CISOs still feel unprepared to deal with cyberattacks By Sead Fadilpašić They expect the attacks to increase in volume and destructive power, while employees remain the weakest link in the security chain.
Could cybercriminals capitalize on renewed interest in the Internet of Behavior (IoB)? By Adam Palmer Professor Göte Nyman coined the phrase the ‘Internet of Behaviours’ (IoB) in 2012.
The need for context-based access in a remote work world By Martin Kuhlmann Identity management is critical, but there’s no one-size-fits-all approach.
Focusing on the whole malware picture By Karlo Zanki That image you click on may launch a crippling malware attack.
Employees are returning to the office. Make sure they don’t bring bad security habits with them By Chip Witt While the pandemic created plenty of new opportunities for cybercriminals to steal data, the best way to prevent new attacks is still going back to the basics.
Designing a secure remote access plan By Karen Gondoly Remote access is now a business continuity essential. Here's how to make it secure and productive.
Five steps to blocking ransomware in its tracks By Dave Burton Ransomware has returned to the threat landscape with a vengeance - here's how to beat it!
Half of businesses feel vulnerable to bot attacks By Sead Fadilpašić Bots can do serious damage to an organization's brand, a new report has found.
2020 was a record year for online scams By Sead Fadilpašić There were more scams last year than in the previous three combined.
Security challenges within the FinTech sector By Vikas Prabhu As fintech becomes more common, how can organizations ensure they are identifying and managing the associated cybersecurity risks?
