Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) stories - Page 9

The attack was never intended for consumers, but instead went after companies such as NEC, Samsung, Asus, Fujitsu, Singtel, Intel and VMware.

There is no doubt about it, but spear-phishing is big business in 2017 - Menlo Security's Jason Steer explains how businesses can protect themselves.

It is helpful to think of cybersecurity risk as a three-dimensional concept: a function of threat, vulnerability and consequence.

Trusted Metrics and Onesecure Asia are partnering up to deliver US-developed Security Operations Center (SOC) technology to Singapore and ASEAN.

RedLock appoints Ankur Shah as VP of products and Viswa Subramanian as VP of engineering to drive product development and research.

ContentKeeper Technologies and Cylance have partnered to embed Cylance's OEM Engine into ContentKeeper's Gateway Security Platform.

Participants in this year’s G20 Summit in Germany are being targeted in a new wave of malware droppers, suspected to be from APT group Turla.

Research from Frost & Sullivan has revealed the demand for cloud-based and virtual web application firewalls is strong in the APAC market.

No organisation regularly repaves their services or applications from a known, good state, leading to vulnerable servers for more than five months.

WatchGuard found that despite an overall drop in general malware detection for the quarter, Linux malware made up more than 36% of the top threats.

1 in 3 Australian consumers are unsure if they are protected against ransomware, according to a survey by WatchGuard.

Digital Shadows probes the enigma of WannaCry's origins, weighing cybercriminal mischief against nation-state subterfuge.

Ingram Micro’s Andrew Khan gives a quick rundown Fortinet’s multi-faceted approach to upskilling staff whilst reducing complexity.

There are eight main indicators that can help detect compromised networks. Here's how you can catch threat traffic before it cripples your systems.

Asia Pacific Managed Security Service Providers (MSSPs) are experiencing healthy growth an market buoyancy despite an economic slowdown.

China and Russia are by far the most active and they sponsor the most prevalent and the most sophisticated adversaries.

The Cerber ransomware is self-mutating by as much as two versions a day to stop matching its own previous signatures.

APTs compromise their target system with advanced code techniques to circumvent security barriers - and stay under the radar as long as possible.

Singapore’s Nanyang Technological University and Israel’s Ben-Gurion University of the Negev will work together to combat cyber threats.

Votiro and Netpoleon Solutions see 'great potential' to distribute cybersecurity products to the booming Singapore market as it becomes a smart city.