Cyber Threats stories - Page 2

KnowBe4’s annual phishing benchmarking report finds untrained users are the biggest flaw in Asian organisations’ cyber defence layer.

With the increasing cyber threats that exist, our cyber security processes must be able to adapt accordingly, ensuring we are always ahead of our adversaries.

Most in-house intelligence teams lack the in-country experience and access to quality intelligence necessary for avoiding costly and embarrassing mistakes. 

These industrial cyber attacks can have far more catastrophic consequences than a data breach, such as system failures, leakages or even explosions.

"Criminals are using any means at their disposal to infiltrate organisations, and the exploitation of remote services continues to be the easiest way in."

With increased connectivity comes increased risk, as OT systems become more interconnected with other networks, they become more vulnerable to cyber threats.

Cohesity research shows organisations are open to paying ransoms because of cyber resilience and data recovery gaps. 

Lately, the conversation surrounding the need to regulate Artificial Intelligence (AI) has reached a fever pitch.

IT security remains a top priority for most UK and Ireland professionals as revealed by Logicalis 2023 IT Survey.

“When a Japanese manufacturer’s operations are disrupted like this it can have supply chain implications worldwide."

Gigamon has announced its Hybrid Cloud Security trends report, emphasising a gap between the perception and reality of how secure organisations truly are from cyber threats.

ION IQ, Ontinue’s proprietary security AI, localises managed protection to customer environments for better security outcomes.

A new generation of aggressive, layer 7 (L7), HTTPS Flood attacks, also known as Web DDoS Tsunami attacks, is disrupting the market.

"A year into the Russia-Ukraine conflict, offensive cyber capabilities are being leveraged strategically by nation-states for espionage and disruption."

One platform with a single pane of glass provides secure access for users to the services they need or want, when they want them, wherever they are.

While the new tool can clearly deliver big benefits to individuals and businesses, it also has the ability to amplify the severity and complexity of cyber threats.

A cyber security firm says hackers are selling access to IT systems at hundreds of New Zealand schools and tertiary institutes.

The company has offered its managed service provider partners free Cyber Essentials and access to CyberSmart’s risk management tool.

As the region's largest and most digitally mature market, Australia seeing common threats in greater numbers is by no means surprising.

It is easy for hackers to infiltrate construction data security systems through the internet or gain physical access via external contractors.

There is a worldwide cybersecurity professional shortage. But what does this mean for cybercriminals? More easy money to make.

Australian-based partners emt Distribution and Intellect IT take out two accolades at the BlackBerry partner cybersecurity sales kick-off award ceremony.

ESET has released its APT Activity Report, which summarises the activities of selected APT groups that were observed, investigated, and analysed by ESET researchers.

The partnership will provide organisations with a cyber insurance checklist supporting their requirements for tailored cyber insurance policies.