All News articles – Page 13
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NewsCyberattack hits Russia’s Rosneft oil group in Germany
The German unit of Russian oil company Rosneft has said it has come under cyberattack, Germany’s Die Welt newspaper has reported.
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NewsCybersecurity certification to strengthen renewable energy sector
A new report has recommended that more cybersecurity testing be carried out as part of improved cyber certification for distributed energy resources (DER) and inverter based resources (IBR).
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NewsRussian money diverted to “grey listed” UAE as sanctions mount
Huge swathes of Russian money are being diverted from Europe to Dubai as Western sanctions increase pressure on Russia over its invasion of Ukraine.
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NewsCorporate sustainability must be built on leadership and culture, Cambridge University study finds
Most business leaders recognise the growing importance of environmental, social and governance (ESG) considerations, yet few fully understand the strategic implications or the impact on day-to-day activities.
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NewsCritical risk weaknesses take organisations 60 days to patch
Global organisations are taking nearly two months to address and remediate critical risk vulnerabilities, with the average time taken to fix issues across a full stack set reaching to 60 days.
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NewsEU member states call for emergency cybersecurity fund to help Ukraine
The European Commission has been asked to create an emergency response fund to help address critical cybersecurity issues faced by Ukraine.
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NewsEditorial series examines role of sustainable finance in ESG initiatives
A new editorial series is to explore how sustainable finance ventures can address the aims of the United Nations Sustainable Development goals, tackle climate change and drive inclusive social development.
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NewsFATF puts UAE on “grey” money laundering list
The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) has placed the United Arab Emirates on a list of zones that require more monitoring over money laundering activity.
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NewsMost tech firms were hit by a third-party incident last year
A new survey of compliance professionals reveals that the overwhelming majority (90%) of tech organisations were negatively impacted by a third-party data incident through 2021.
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NewsCyberattacks intensify on Ukrainian websites
A Kyiv-based cyber agency has described how Ukrainian websites have come under relentless cyberattack from Russian hackers since Vladimir Putin began the invasion of Ukraine at the end of last month.
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NewsCyber insurance premiums likely to increase as Russia continues to wage war
Business leaders are being warned to expect higher cyber insurance premiums and greater restrictions on underwriting owing to the ongoing war in Ukraine.
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NewsUK Treasury Committee to explore effectiveness of economic sanctions leveraged against Russia
In the UK, the House of Commons Treasury Committee is coming together on Monday 7th March to investigate how effective economic sanctions will be in the battle to put pressure on Russia amid the conflict in Ukraine.
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NewsExploration of cyber insurance claims comes through new treatise
As the cyber insurance landscape continues to evolve rapidly, a new treatise is giving experts fresh analysis and legal advice to help organisations bolster their defences against online threats.
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NewsDigital transformation requires culture shift blended with tech innovation
Companies are moving forwards in their bid to modernise, but better digital habits and stronger IT infrastructures are needed to get the most value from transformation, experts say.
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NewsAs Green Party MEPs vote for military aid, ESG comes under defence scrutiny
Should ESG embrace defence? Even MEPs who are members of the Green Parties have voted to support Ukraine with military supplies, and various reports suggest an ESG change is afoot.
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NewsNew “digital pound” could bolster financial security globally
Closer collaboration between private and public sectors could advance exploration into a “digital pound”, potentially bringing huge security benefits to the global economy.
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NewsUS warns allies following discovery of new Chinese cyber-threat
Cybersecurity specialists at Symantec have identified a sophisticated hacking tool coming out of China that has remained active, yet undetected, for over ten years.
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NewsMalware pandemic shows no signs of slowing down through 2022
Trojan viruses may have been identified as one of our chief threats to consumers through 2021, but experts say the last 12 months has also seen a significant rise in crypto-jacking and data theft.
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NewsTightening regulations cited as driver to growing AML market
New research shows that the global AML (anti-money laundering) is set for rapid growth over the next nine years, with the market predicted to hit a valuation of 5.77 billion USD by 2030.
