Cyberattacks stories - Page 53

Secure solutions provider Optic appoints Nicholas Dynon as Enterprise Security Risk Manager to help companies navigate complex security environments.

In the fight against cyberthreats, the human factor is often overlooked. Humans can be both a vulnerability and a defense. #cybersecurity.

So, what exactly is Zero trust? Is it a new product? Is it a certification or a mere buzzword within the cybersecurity industry?.

Sophos has released additional findings from its report, The Future of Cybersecurity in APJ, revealing businesses are increasingly prioritising cybersecurity.

Nearly two-thirds suspect their organisation has been either directly targeted or impacted by a nation-state cyberattack.

Ransomware attacks on education, healthcare, municipalities, infrastructure, and financial sectors dominate, according to Barracuda research.

Costly and higher-impact data breaches are contributing to rising costs of goods and services, reveals IBM Security's annual report.

Best-in-class security technology complements great expertise, and vice versa. To significantly improve security posture requires both.

Securonix Threat Labs has been keeping an eye on each and every threat impacting customers and is aware of widespread campaigns.

Exploits for vulnerabilities in Microsoft Office have surged, accounting for 82% of total exploits in Q2 2022, according to Kaspersky.

The government's already putting $2.4 million into the Cyber Resilience Framework in its initial stages, what is it and why is it important?.

Consumers believe how a company treats their data reflects how they treat their customers, according to a new survey.

When breaking down the numbers to education attacks by region in July 2022, ANZ was the most heavily attacked.

Australian organisations are more concerned about cyberattacks than they were prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a new survey.

More than 60% of organisations expose remote control protocol SSH to the public internet, while 36% of organisations expose the insecure FTP protocol.

The study from Okta revealed that the pandemic has either accelerated or highlighted the need for digital-first strategies.

Each ransomware gang left its own ransom demand, and some of the files were triple encrypted, according to a new report from Sophos.

BeyondTrust's new survey shows Australian organisations are more concerned about cyberattacks than they were before the COVID-19 pandemic.

Most cyberattacks are caused by compromised credentials, according to the 2021 Data Breach Investigations Report.

Kaspersky's study uncovers that more than half believe a ransomware attack against their business is too small to worry about.