WannaCryptor attack ‘may have come from Lazarus group’
Experts in the UK and the US have reportedly claimed that the recent global WannaCryptor ransomware attack was initiated by the North Korean Lazarus Group.
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Girl Scouts USA to offer badges on cybersecurity
The Girls Scouts USA is to offer badges on cybersecurity, amid growing concerns that women are still being deprived of opportunities to enter the industry.
Industroyer: ICS protocols were developed decades ago with no security in mind
Senior ESET malware researcher Robert Lipovsky discusses Industroyer, the biggest threat to Industrial Control Systems (ICS) since Stuxnet.
Would you trust your smartphone with your life?
Smartphone security is, of course, essential these days, but how confident are you in your device's ability to help keep you safe and secure?
Children still at risk from inappropriate online content
A new survey published by the NSPCC suggests children across the UK are still at risk of accessing inappropriate and potentially harmful content online, despite increased calls for heightened security.
Employees have “low cyber IQ” despite high corporate confidence
Businesses are confident that they have sufficient cybersecurity systems in place to protect them, but in reality the weak link may be their employees, who lack basic skills and knowledge.
Fines for poor data security double in UK
A report from PwC found that many companies across the UK are still unprepared for GDPR measures, despite fines for non-compliance doubling in a year.
Botnets overshadowed by ransomware (in media)
Regardless of how prominent and effective ransomware appears to be, it is not the most dangerous form of malware.
OneLogin data breach may have compromised encrypted information
The OneLogin breach once again highlights the importance of how companies protect their encrypted data.
Infosecurity Europe: 10 interesting talking points
Just weeks after one of the largest global ransomware attacks in history, Infosecurity Europe returns for its 22nd installment.
$8 trillion ‘to be lost to cybercrime in next 5 years’
Businesses are set lose $8 trillion to cybercrime over the course of the next five years, according to a new report.
3 types of employees that can cause a data breach
When it comes to cybersecurity, what type of employee is most likely to cause a data breach? And how can companies protect themselves?
Zomato working with ‘ethical hacker’ to improve security
Zomato has confirmed that it has been communicating with the hacker responsible for stealing the data of around 17 million of its customers.
Ignoring software updates? You’re making one of five basic security mistakes
Cybersecurity is now a worldwide problem. But far too many citizens, businesses and governments are still making the same old, basic errors.
Reuben Paul still at it with connected toys hack
Cybersecurity genius Reuben Paul demonstrates that connected toys can be used for malicious purposes at the World Forum in The Hague.
New Pirates of the Caribbean film ‘stolen by cybercriminals’
Cybercriminals are reportedly demanding a ransom to prevent them from releasing Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales.
WannaCryptor aka WannaCry: Key questions answered
WannaCryptor, aka WannaCry, is one of the biggest cybersecurity stories of 2017. We’ve put together this Q&A, bringing together some of the key points.
Tablet security: Is it as good as your smartphone?
This short feature aims to draw attention to some of the key things you should be doing to bolster your tablet security to keep cybercriminals at bay.
Holidaymakers warned against increased threat from online fraudsters
An increasing number of holidaymakers are finding themselves targeted by online fraudsters, according to a new study.
IDC: 1 in 5 companies prepared for GDPR
A quarter of European companies admit they were not aware of GDPR, with more than half unsure of the impact it will have, according to a new survey.