Enterprise-size organisations are increasingly assessing the cyber-security of their suppliers during contract negotiations, according to survey by cyber-security e-learning platform CybSafe. In its inaugural CybSafe Supplier Cyber Security Study, the firm looked to SME decision-makers to assess how their enterprise customers approach cyber-security during the tender and RFP process. The survey finds that one in…
There are four million 3G-capable mobile devices in North Korea, but only the small group of the most senior leaders and ruling elite are granted direct access to the worldwide internet.
The group is known for attacking government, security and academic institutions around the world.
Analysis of the psychology behind digital ransom notes sheds light on the range of social engineering tactics used by cyber-attackers.
Companies are likely to be closed down by swinging EU penalty fines next year given the failure of the C-Suite to prepare for GDPR despite rising breaches in the retail sector.
The company rushed to emphasise that he did not fall for a type of crime which it protects against.
Combining the prioritisation of perimeter security and lack of knowledge in data security, according to Gemalto, is brewing an environment where businesses will soon lack the ability to fend off complex cyber-attacks.
The GDPR klaxon rings: Germany becomes the first country to pass the GDPR through its legislative process, as Lords in the UK release a report on what post-Brexit GDPR will look like.
Major companies struggling to return back to normal operation after last week’s global ransomware attack, the Financial Times (FT) reports. AP Moller-Maersk, WPP, Reckitt Benckiser and FedEx have all said their businesses are not fully recovered from the NotPetya ransomware attack which broke on Monday 26th June. The ransomware campaign began by attacking Ukrainian targets…
As fraud rises, a new report has revealed that biometric-based authentication is set to become more prevalent in the UK.
