Cyber attacks stories - Page 127

Non-malware attacks, which use existing software for malicious activity, are on the rise and traditional AV software is unable to detect them.

RSM Australia warns that cybercrime is now 'business as usual' for firms, reinforcing the need to fortify digital defences.

AI security pioneers Cylance have been named one of Fortune Magazine's '50 companies leading the AI revolution'.

IT teams are experiencing 'alarm fatigue' and they are lagging behind. Here's how you can transform your teams to achieve rapid response.

This blog focuses on explaining what darknet markets are, common payment model used, the type of digital data being bought and sold, and their costs.

2017 SonicWall Annual Threat Report reveals rise in ransomware, IoT, and encrypted traffic, posing new challenges to cybersecurity professionals.

Amongst the Magic Quadrant leaders is global endpoint and network provider Sophos, which has held a Leader position since 2007.

Unisys introduces cutting-edge cyber resilience services using threat simulations to help enterprises and governments prepare for and respond to cyberattacks.

A common blind spot in training corporate staff to identify and avoid cyber attacks is the targeted phishing attack.

Carbanak cybercrime gang now using Google infrastructure to act as Command and Control for weaponized documents.

Tech channel association CompTIA says tech will continue to shape the world and industry executives are entering the new year with a positive outlook.

This latest attack materially impacts one of the primary countermeasures employed against wiper attacks: Virtual Desktop Interface snapshots.

Sometimes victims pay the ransom and don't receive the decryption key, or find that the key doesn't work, or even find another demand for even more.

Artificial Intelligence to the rescue! AI is widely seen by scientists, vendors and even enterprise IT professionals as the next step in cyber defense.

Menlo Security unveils new Global Channel Partner Program to showcase commitment to channel and enable partners to deliver isolation security.

Digitisation has vastly increased the surface area for cybercriminals to attack - Cylance believes the solution lies in artificial intelligence.

ESET shows that the Windows operating system is continuing to be a breeding ground for vulnerabilities, but patches are never far behind.

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

Fraud is still on the increase due to the use of new technologies, causing losses to both users and companies. What is being done to avoid this?.

HP strengthens its Managed Print Services to protect businesses from cyberattacks in response to a rise in incidents.