Cyber attacks stories
Alarmingly, only 62% of Singaporean board members believe that their organisation is prepared for a cyber attack.
QuSecure has named former Northrop Grumman executive Aaron Moore as EVP, Head of Engineering to lead its engineering and software development.
Akamai Technologies has launched the Akamai Hunt security service, designed to identify and address evasive threats and risks.
More endpoints, with an increasing number of devices being accessed remotely, requires a higher level of security to tackle growing online threats.
Many organisations are grappling with the ongoing cybersecurity skills shortage as well as already-stretched in-house resources.
Deploying the right digital infrastructure to connect with partners and service providers can help IoT companies collaborate and innovate.
Despite progress made in bringing more women into the industry over the last few years, they still only make up 25% of the global cybersecurity workforce.
Xcitium's ZeroDwell Containment offering is now available for customers, regardless of whether they have legacy EDR products.
Though a significant drop from the previous month, the total is the highest volume of attacks recorded in January over the last three years.
Rapid7 Vulnerability Intelligence Report finds attackers developing and deploying exploits faster, with an 87% increase in first-week exploitation since 2020.
Email remains the most widely used business communication channel. It is also an attractive target for cybercriminals.
The personal finance experts at money.co.uk, in their 2022 Fraud Report, have revealed the average monthly losses to fraudsters in 2022 to be over £333 million.
NEC Australia has partnered with Exabeam to offer a threat detection and response service to the Australian market.
Getting one step ahead of malicious attackers will require companies to take an entirely new approach to IT security.
Residential proxies can open up the door to bad actors, who are ready to exploit user anonymity for nefarious activities.
Despite lots of discussion around the IT industry to the contrary, organisations don't necessarily have to spend a lot of money to deliver good security.
Only 5% can correctly identify which emails and SMS are legitimate or scams, while less than half know the steps to take following a data breach. .
As cyber threats continue to proliferate, mid-sized organisations are seeking cyber insurance coverage. But insurers are raising premiums.
Businesses need to keep their prevention and detection technologies top of mind by ensuring that they have the appropriate protective controls in place.
it has become clear in the last few years that no matter the sophistication of an organisation's defences, cybercriminals could still find a way in.