All Security Breaches and Attacks articles – Page 5
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Feature
Four security trends to watch for through the coming year
Stuart Jubb, Managing Director of Consulting at Crossword Cybersecurity talks about some of the trends we should all be watching in 2022.
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News
Ukraine Crisis: NCSC Urges UK Organisations to Improve Cyber Resilience
The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has issued a warning to all UK organisations, urging them to “bolster their cyber security resilience” in response to the cyberattacks currently targeting Ukraine.
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Video
How to Fight Back Against Latin America’s Cybercrime Outbreak
While no region is spared by cybercriminals, Latin America has been hit particularly hard by phishing, ransomware, and other cybercrimes.
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News
Cybersecurity and ESG among primary audit committee concerns
Audit committees in the US, already contending with the ongoing impact of the pandemic, are also being challenged by increased complexity in their core responsibilities across other areas within their organisations, a new Deloitte survey suggests.
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Webinar
Confident Breach Readiness: Why Log4j Highlights the Urgency of Data Encryption
As evidenced by the Log4j vulnerability, cyber attacks and data breaches are escalating in frequency, scope, and sophistication. Cyber attacks have now become a guarantee, especially for large organizations. How can enterprise technology leaders remain confident in their security posture when networks and systems are at risk of being compromised?
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Analysis
Experts shed light on security landscape for 2022
A new report has been released looking at priorities organisations should concentrate on in a bid to improve business security as global economies emerge from the Covid-19 pandemic.
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News
Cybersecurity tops list of health tech hazards for 2022
An independent survey has identified cybersecurity and IT-related security challenges as the chief concern among healthcare leaders for the coming twelve months.
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News
Northern Europe prepares for security upgrades
Enterprises and government departments throughout northern Europe are preparing to adopt new technologies to enhance security and strengthen defences in the face of an ever-growing global cyber threat.
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News
Last year’s cyberattack on Russia lasted three months
Fresh evidence has come to light suggesting that a recent cyberattack campaign leveraged against the Russian state continued for far longer than was initially thought.
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News
Experts dissect the impact of the Log4j attack on enterprise
A team of experts has shed light on the many ways in which the Log4j weakness, news of which broke before Christmas, may hit the global business community.
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News
Cyberattacks set to rise through 2022, expert warns
Protecting yourself from new online threats such as Log4J is now more important than ever, warns cybersecurity and digital forensic expert and US army veteran, Ricoh Danielson.
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News
Experts reveal their cybersecurity trends for 2022
A new study has detailed a number of trends that cybersecurity leaders need to look out for as digital transformation evolves through the coming year.
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News
Polish Senator Targeted By Pegasus Spyware
Polish opposition senator Krzysztof Brejza had his phone infected with the Pegasus spyware, according to a Canadian research group.
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News
First fully autonomous delivery system creates contactless travel
An airport in North America is benefiting from the travel environment’s first fleet of fully autonomous delivery robots for food and retail.
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News
Cybersecurity best practice essential to energy resources deployment
A new study has concluded that cybersecurity emphasis on best practice, security and resilience is essential to the reliability of distributed energy resources deployments.
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News
Oil and gas companies to spend US$15 billion to combat cyber-threat
Oil and gas firms are to commit up to US$15 billion to digital transformation over the next decade in a bid to modernise infrastructures, increase cybersecurity and to improve ESG credentials in the long-term.
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News
Microsoft Takes Control of Cybercrime Sites Following Court Order
A Virginia court has allowed Microsoft to seize websites operated by Nickel, a Chinese cybercrime group that has been conducting cyberattacks in 29 countries.
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Video
Is Zero Trust Really The Next Big Step in Cybersecurity?
This panel will analyse whether Zero Trust really is an option every Enterprise organisation should consider for greater security and better auditing?
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Video
Securing Your Supply Chain; Reducing the Risk of Supply Chain Threats: Cybersecurity Best Practices
This panel will explore cybersecurity best practices from assessing current strategies and third party risk management, through to identification/encryption and zero trust frameworks.
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Video
Cyber resilience: business continuity and cyber incidents and how to address them
This session takes deep dive into how to address these threats and prepare for the future.