We take a look at 7 of the growing concerns that cybersecurity and infosec professionals have as the trend towards digitizations continues at an increasingly explosive pace.
In this article, we take a look at 5 of the lessons that can be learnt from some of the biggest cyberattacks of 2020.
Ransomware can cost an organization millions and often the victim has no alternative but to pay. In this article, we look at 12 of the biggest ransomware attacks that occurred in 2020.
Today, AI and machine learning enable both attackers and defenders to operate at new magnitudes of speed and scale. Security teams need to leverage the power of machine learning and automation if they want to stand a chance of mitigating threats.
Threat intelligence is an essential tool for any security team. It is the gathering of evidence-based knowledge to inform action-oriented preventative and reactionary responses to an ever-evolving cyber threat landscape.
The security challenges of working from home are enormous and are invariably compounded by technological difficulties and poor home security practices.
Ransomware attacks are becoming more complex and brazen with big companies like Garmin in their crosshairs. What do security professionals need to know about ransomware attacks, and what measures and precautions can they take to mitigate the potential damages?
Security professionals need to think like cybercriminals: allow machines to do the heavy lifting then add in human intervention to execute strategies as successfully as possible.
Signal’s AI and emotional analysis paired with customisable alerts allows you to identify potential threats from sites on the dark web, enabling you to more quickly identify, profile, and mitigate risks to your organization.
The rise of e-commerce and the adoption of digital technologies has opened up a number of new security risks for the retail industry. Hackers who manage to take advantage of any of these attack vectors can do a lot of damage to both a companies bottom line and reputation. Which is why it's more important than ever for businesses to employ the right tools to protect their people, data, and assets.
