Interview: What the rise of malvertising means for your business By Christopher Boyd published 12 July 15
Don’t buy insurance after the fire: Protecting your business against DDoS attacks By Terrence Gareau published 28 March 15
If next generation firewalls don't evolve, they'll soon be irrelevant By Sean Newman published 30 October 14 While NGFWs continue to be a vital part of an organisation's protection, they were designed for a time before advanced targeted threats started attacking our enterprises, which often go undetected.
Russian hackers spy on Nato and the West using Sandworm By Jamie Hinks published 15 October 14 A bug in Microsoft Windows has been used by Russian-based hackers to infiltrate a number of states in the West to try and pilfer information linked to the conflict in Ukraine.
Kaspersky Lab: 19 million Windows systems encounter Stuxnet in just 8 months By Jamie Hinks published 16 September 14 Windows XP users in emerging countries including India and Brazil have been hit hardest by the vulnerability that was originally patched up by Microsoft back in 2010.
Cross business cooperation to stamp out cybercrime in 2014 By Jamie Hinks published 21 November 13 FireEye’s top security predictions for 2014 show that cooperation between companies across the globe will help to identify and shut down cybercrime groups.
Two new zero-day exploits found in Internet Explorer By Jamie Hinks published 12 November 13 FireEye Labs have discovered two new exploits with one described as “exceptionally accomplished and elusive” with the attackers possessing the ability to make it grow and evolve as time goes by.
Oracle Issues Security Alert For Database Flaw By Darren Allan published 3 May 12 Zero-day vulnerability could lead to full compromise of a database
