Cyberattacks stories - Page 52

Ransomware, identity theft, and virtual security attacks identified as growing threats to security and economic growth.

A new global survey from Yubico has found that 59% of employees still rely on usernames and passwords as the primary method to authenticate their accounts.

Fortifying cybersecurity defences is an ongoing challenge for many organizations, according to new research from CompTIA.

Nearly a quarter of businesses have suffered a ransomware attack, with a fifth occurring in the past 12 months.

There is a growing number of VPN-specific security threats and a need for Zero Trust security architecture in enterprise-level organisations.

Critical infrastructure industries around the world are still facing major challenges and gaps in their approach to protection and risk management.

Insurer Delta Insurance urges New Zealand organizations to consider cyber insurance to mitigate the serious consequences of cyberattacks.

The latest release of Barracuda CloudGen Access protects users from malicious web content and strengthens integration with identity providers.

It is projected that revenue through the software segment in the AI in the cybersecurity market will grow at 15.8% CAGR during the forecast period.

Chief financial officers in the Asia Pacific are woefully uninformed about their company's cyber security risks, according to a new report.

Businesses must provide ongoing security awareness training to educate employees on identifying and combatting cyber threats.

There is now a need for all organisations to have a security operations centre with 24/7 monitoring, response, and threat-hunting capabilities.

The threat of cyberattacks on Australian businesses is increasing as cybercriminals outsmart security defences.

Phishing attacks are on the rise in Australia, with one successful attempt every eight minutes. It's time to rethink legacy authentication methods.

The global industrial cybersecurity market is expected to be worth US$20.7 billion in 2022, rising to US$43.5 billion by 2032.

There are three main factors which cause the bulk of spam emails targeting APAC: population, high adoption of e-services, and pandemic lockdowns.

As COVID almost starts to feel like a distant memory, you think we’d all cop a break. But no, the threat of recession now darkens the horizons.

As a recognised global cyber defender that stops cyber threats all day, every day, Trustwave enables its clients to conduct their business securely.

Secure solutions provider Optic appoints Nicholas Dynon as Enterprise Security Risk Manager to help companies navigate complex security environments.

In the fight against cyberthreats, the human factor is often overlooked. Humans can be both a vulnerability and a defense. #cybersecurity.