New Thales research shows malware, ransomware and phishing continues to plague worldwide organisations, with a fifth of those surveyed admitting to having paid or being willing to pay a ransom for their data.
Barry O’Donnell, chief operating officer at TSG gives us the lowdown on creating your cybersecurity risk assessment.
Webroot has released its annual list of ‘Nastiest Malware’, revealing phishing, botnet attacks and ransomware as 2020’s most vicious cybersecurity threats.
Cyber criminals are skilled at what they do and can often infiltrate your system without a trace. Jake Madders and Jon Lucas, directors of Hyve Managed Hosting, reveal how to spot an intruder on your system and work out if you’ve been
An IP address is one of the most important cornerstones in the internet’s infrastructure, hence knowing key details about IP holders can aid in identifying unusual or malicious activity, mitigating data breaches, and increasing overall network security, as Vincentas Grinius, CEO at
The 2020 Webroot Threat Report, commissioned by OpenText, estimates that there was a 640% increase in phishing attempts and a 125% increase in malware targeting Windows 7 in 2019. The report is derived from metrics captured and analyzed by Webroot’s, cloud-based machine
According to a new report from eSentire, cyber-attacks were (and still are) on the rise. Although it would appear that UK employees are actually better at preventing phishing and malware incidents than the rest of the world. Kudos UK.
Reboot Digital Marketing Agency has analysed the latest findings from ProofPoint’s ‘Protecting the People: A quarterly analysis of highly targeted cyber attacks’ report, to gain a better understanding of who is most at risk of cyber-attack globally.
Despite being savvier than we’ve ever been when it comes to protecting our data, why then are we as consumers losing more than ever before?
Over 40% of all industrial control system (ICS) computers protected by Kaspersky Lab solutions were attacked by malicious software at least once during the first half of 2018.
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