New EU-wide legislation is focused on stepping up cybersecurity attack compliance

Microsoft source code and 'other secrets' compromised by Midnight Blizzard attack

We invited consultancy and implementation agency WeAreBrain to give us its take on the likely future of this controversial technology

With almost a third of UK businesses reporting a cyber breach or attack in the past 12 months, a cyber and data security support line has been launched

With so many threats faced by organisations, leaders who can motivate and guide the workforce are vitally important

The continued geopolitical tensions, stronger regulation and AI-shaped revolution forecast by Infosecurity Europe's security community are all intensifying as 2023 enters its final phase

Businesses warned to brace for impact from barrage of attacks

More than half of IT departments are saddled with the burden of compliance, warns a Hornetsecurity survey

In short, yes - now more than ever. There has never been a greater or more deliberate threat to information and communication systems...

Across Europe, the majority of businesses have replaced wet ink signatures with electronic signatures when handling documents like sales contracts...

Signs of a new data extortion technique show threat actors may leverage Exmatter to destroy, rather than encrypt, data, according to a Cyderes Threat Report

Cyber criminals are constantly innovating and attacks are on the rise: Hornetsecurity's 2022 Ransomware Report found that 60% of attacks came from phishing attempts.

IT system brought down as energy crisis mounts

Supply chains are prone to wild swings and uncertainties. How can they be stabilised and less exposed, in order to create a cooperative supply-chain platform?

Cloud, in its various shapes, is often hailed as the way forward - so why is it sometimes so poorly protected? Computing Security finds out where the cracks are in an increasingly cloud-laden age

Alarming surge in ransomware and malicious cyberattacks

Michael Urgero, Senior Security Engineer, SecurEnvoy, offers his insights on solving the problem of lost passwords for users and the support team

Quantum computers will soon smash through the mathematical cryptography we rely on as a society, it is forecast. How do we keep ourselves safe then?

Can AI help transform the industry, making it sharper, wiser and less vulnerable?...

We asked several industry commentators for their views on where 2021 will lead us, as we continue to grapple with COVID19...

Businesses need insight, not just data, when it comes to digital transformation, according to Peter Ruffley at Zizo...

Hacker for hire groups are on the rampage globally, leaving a trail of destruction in their wake. The right cyber resilience strategies...

Data breaches are becoming more prevalent and the legal sector is a favoured target, falling victim to cyber-attacks at an alarming rate...

Being open to ethical disclosure is vital, states Paul Ritchie, Managing Security Consultant, Pentest Limited...

What is hailed as a significant step forward in the UK's fight against online harm has been taken, with the launch of the Online Safety Tech Industry Association (OSTIA)...

Attackers have been quick to seek out ways of exploiting the many vulnerabilities laid bare by home working...

Why you can't rely on others to get your Public Key Infrastructure in order - and what happens if you don't. Andrew Jenkinson, Group CEO, Cybersec Innovation Partners, offers his insights...

Kyle Chrzanowski, AT&T Cybersecurity Consultant, looks at the dangers of tech advancement without the insurance of security risk assessment...

Facebook has suffered a succession of serious data leaks that have left customer data worryingly exposed. The company's past promises to reform its processes and protect these precious assets...

Artificial Intelligence (AI) applies Machine Learning, deep learning and other techniques to solve actual problems. But there are downsides, too...

It isn't just the energy sector, communications and industrial organisations that are at risk of attack from nation state and other malicious actors...

Occurrences of data theft, corporate reputational damage, cybercrime, state-sponsored actors and hacktivists would fill several volumes...

In Part 2 of our coverage of top predictions for cybersecurity in 2019, we offer further expert insights and future-gazing from those in the know

Cybercriminals who carried out a hack on British Airways compromised the data of around 380,000 passengers

Consumers increasingly feel companies should be responsible for protecting victims - but is that simply surrendering responsibility?

An organisation's worst enemy can still be its staff when it comes phishing attacks

When fast-growing company HubSpot needed to gain better visibility of devices on their network and track down potential malicious activity, it turned to ForeScout

Is the cloud right for everyone? That, says one leading observer, is the wrong question. "Like any evolutionary development, it's our current reality."

Bitdefender researchers have uncovered an emerging botnet that uses advanced communication techniques to exploit victims and build its infrastructure

A team of experts bypassed an iPhone's fingerprint sensor and manipulated facial and voice recognition security systems on various banking apps.

New cyber-storm clouds are gathering, threatening even more potential damage than the fearsome Mirai botnet of 2016

Rodolfo Saccani, Libraesva Security R&D manager, outlines the benefits of a pragmatic approach to email security

Organisations face a dichotomy - while mobile technology brings operational benefits, it also introduces the compromise of network security...

Panoptex Technologies is a software company out of the U.S. that's making waves by providing an industry first: a massive scale NoSQL database...

The average data breach results in a cost of $158 per stolen record and is often not detected for an average of 229 days, it is estimated.

National Lottery operator Camelot did not have the greatest of years in 2016. No doubt it took plenty of money, but it also took plenty of flak...

An advanced persistent threat (APT) uses multiple phases to break into a network, avoid detection and harvest valuable information over the long term...

Governance, risk and compliance are vitally important, especially as more and more legislation is introduced that could have grave consequences for any enterprise that flouts its rules...

The biggest concern in cloud right now is security. According to Oracle executive chairman Larry Ellison: "We need much better security. We need a next-generation of security...

With mobile devices now seemingly everywhere, and more and more applications pouring into the market, mobile monitoring and device management have never been so vital...

Combating malware means going way beyond locating suspicious programs on servers and workstations, and detecting and interfering with the use of malware on the network...

GCHQ seeks to draw line under UK organisations' poor cyber strategies...

How should organisations minimise the likelihood that unauthorised code is able to manipulate applications, in order to access, steal...

Security skills are in limited supply and, as such, cost and retention of security teams can be a significant challenge. ...

How concerned should businesses in the UK be about cyber assaults � are the attackers gaining the upper hand...

In today's competitive global markets, SMBs need to protect their web sites from hackers just as much as enterprises do, but few have the financial resources...

The message is clear: organisations must adopt a more agile risk-based approach to cyber security, if they are to address new challenges at short notice...

With the average cost of security breaches to large organisations increasing to between �600k-�1.15m* in the last year...