CSOs that take a reactive approach to security are setting themselves up to fail in the face of attacks from an increasingly agile and professional cybercrime industry, warned speakers at a packed Security Innovation Day that helped to kick off the Cisco Live! 2017 conference in Melbourne.
David Braue | 09 Mar | Read more
Russian cybercriminals have field tested their attack techniques on local banks, and have now begun taking them global, according to a new report -- and a new breed of mobile attack apps is coming up next.
Maria Korolov | 26 Oct | Read more
In the past two weeks, IBM's X-Force security team has spotted the high-end banking trojans Zeus Sphinx and Zeus Panda targeting Brazilian financial institutions, according to a new report
Maria Korolov | 17 Aug | Read more
Earlier this week, SentinelOne announced that it will reimburse customers for up to $1 million if they are hit by a ransomware attack, but some experts say that this is a marketing gimmick and no replacement for a solid cyberinsurance policy
Maria Korolov | 01 Aug | Read more
The University of Calgary, Canada has paid around $20,000 CDN (AUD $21,000) to salvage data held captive by crypto-ransomware attackers.
Cisco had a pretty large dump of security advisories today – seven “high priority” and one “critical” – impacting a variety of products.
Michael Cooney | 20 Apr | Read more
Cisco today issued two “critical” security advisories, one for Cisco IOS and Cisco IOS XE Software, the other for the ongoing discovery of problems with Apache Struts2
Michael Cooney | 14 Apr | Read more
who is a hacker, data breach and cyber attack diary
Steve Morgan | 04 Jan | Read more
Marc van Zadelhoff has an exciting new strategy for IBM Security.
Steve Morgan | 09 Dec | Read more
Jeb Bush on cybersecurity
Steve Morgan | 23 Sep | Read more
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