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CybeReady has launched a new version of its security training platform, tailored for small and medium-sized enterprises.

Cybercrime attacks cost US and UK businesses into the hundreds of thousands with the majority targeted multiple times.

IT departments need to work closely with HR to ensure employees' roles – and their subsequent access levels – are clearly defined.

The rise of young hackers in the cybersecurity industry is a growing concern that needs to be addressed urgently, says journalist.

IT managers should immediately check whether they have already installed this critical patch and do so as soon as possible.

The GSSH is a short, broad, easily-understood safe harbour statement that’s simple for customers to adopt, HackerOne states.

Findings show growing concern about ransomware attacks, the impact of geopolitical tensions and rising inflation rates.

Rising compliance and regulatory requirements across the globe are the key factors driving the growth of the Data Loss Prevention market.

The Privacy Commission is advising victims of the Pinnacle hack to be wary of any suspicious cellphone communication or bank activity.

Hackers are exploiting security vulnerabilities faster than ever before, with the average time to exploitation down from 42 days to just 12 days.

Lack of firmware updates leaves print infrastructure vulnerable to cyber attacks, with hackers exploiting security gaps. Managed service providers can assist.

The conflict between Russia and Ukraine is raging not only in the physical realm, but also on the cyber front.

Cyberattacks on Ukraine's government and military have dropped by 50% in the last week, according to Check Point Research.

Incident responders need a wide range of technical and business skills to effectively tackle cyber threats and protect organisations.

Critical to every organisation is how to stop a cyber-security breach AND the damage it causes and do so within available budgets.

Cybercrime flourished in 2021, and there are no signs that it will slow down in 2022. There are several factors behind this high-confidence prediction.

Cyberattacks will become a military weapon, with governments targeting vulnerabilities in critical infrastructure, according to cybersecurity firm Forcepoint.

Hackers' actions can bring down businesses, infrastructure, and even entire countries. But what if they could no longer do any of these things?.

HP's security report reveals remote work is increasing the cybersecurity risk, with hackers targeting home workers.

The demand for ethical hackers is rising as cyber-attacks increase. Employing an in-house ethical hacker can save costs and improve security.