Check Point analysed ChatGPT4 and released five scenarios that threat actors can exploit to streamline malicious efforts faster and more precisely.

The personal finance experts at money.co.uk, in their 2022 Fraud Report, have revealed the average monthly losses to fraudsters in 2022 to be over £333 million.

Could this be a sign that businesses are wising up to the threat of ransomware or are cybercriminals pivoting to alternative strategies?

Getting one step ahead of malicious attackers will require companies to take an entirely new approach to IT security.

The cybersecurity industry is experiencing the emergence of ‘young hackers’. Whether this is petty hacking attempts or high-profile attacks, teenage-perpetrated cybercrime is a rising issue that needs to be addressed.

Geopolitical uncertainty, rapid Internet of Things (IoT) adoption, and accelerated digitalisation will continue to fuel cyberattacks in the years to come.  

To contend with the explosion of cybercrime and its impact on business operations, many organisations are updating their disaster recovery plans to include cyber incident response.

Managing the technology stack and known vulnerabilities is becoming a key criteria for cyber insurance payouts

2022 has propelled organisations forward in its own way. In 2023 we will see yet another chapter of cybersecurity threats and challenges.

The report addresses how ransomware remains one of the greatest cyber crime threats to organisations with operators innovating their extortion tactics.

Stealing an identity can be easy in today's cyber climate, so it's essential to have the right security tools to protect you from identity theft.

“An interesting trend we observed this quarter was cyber gangs actively crowdsourcing and paying people to support their criminal activities."

Put yourself ahead of today’s identity thieves by learning about five of the most common types of identity theft  and how to prevent that from happening to you.    

Recent research has found that more than 35% of Kiwis are affected by scams weekly, so do migrants and refugees have equitable access to tools that will help protect them online?

‘Cybercrime’ is a term we hear all the time, but what exactly is it, and how does New Zealand define it in legal terms?

We're becoming more and more aware of cybercrimes but how many criminals actually get caught? The New Zealand police explain why the answer is complicated.

Ransomware is reaching new levels of sophistication with dangerous results, according to cybersecurity firm SLVA. 

As remote work pushes more Australians online, the increase in cybercrime hits record-high rates, sparking significant concerns.

Cybercriminals have never been happier, with constantly growing data footprints and operational disruption escalating the potency of cybercrime.

Financial crime platform Silent Eight has raised $40m in Series B round funding, which will be used to cater to the needs of its expanding customer base.

Has your leadership team spent much of the past two years in firefighting mode, responding to the issues that COVID-19 has created? Join the club.

Fintech fraud is growing rapidly. As society becomes increasingly reliant on technology, the unfortunate truth of the matter is it also becomes more vulnerable to cybercrime.

On-demand emergency services marketplace AURA has launched a report into South Africa’s high crime rate and what can be done to lower it.

Chainalysis is releasing its latest money laundering report analysing money laundering activity from the previous year.