The Russians are at it again. This week the Microsoft Threat Intelligence Centre published a blog post saying that the Russian hacking group known as Strontium (AKA Fancy Bear) is responsible for a new corporate networks attack, which occurred earlier this year.
With back-to-school season upon us, this year, hackers can (and will) infiltrate your child’s classroom if the necessary precautions aren’t taken.
In a recent series of videos on his YouTube channel aiming to popularise cybersecurity, Micode looked into one of the most lucrative scams of the internet.
73% of breaches now involve stolen passwords, more than half of which (60%) are able to be cracked by hackers through simple guesswork, a new nine-month penetration testing study by Rapid7 has found.
Due to the vast amount of sensitive data that they hold, educational institutions are a key target for cyberattacks. SecureAuth gives us its tips on how educational bodies can reduce risk and defend against attacks.
With a plethora of high-profile hacks saturating the media, Andy Heather, managing director EMEA at Centrify, highlights why for the most part, cyber-attacks don’t actually stem from a group of well-orchestrated professionals, but weaknesses within your organisation.
World Backup Day takes place on March 31st, the day before April fools, and thereby sends a key message; don’t become the fool by failing to effectively backup important data.
Alan Binning, regional sales manager at energy software supplier COPA-DATA UK, examines the potential disruption of attacks on energy generation facilities and explains why adherence to security standards is essential.
As part of the 2019 Santander European Cyber Security Challenge, ten young cyber savvy finalists have earned themselves a coveted place on Team UK.
Cyber Security Challenge UK and National Crime Agency have collaborated with Metropolitan Police in an ongoing effort to help young cyber talent to put their technical skills to positive use.
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