Russia leads the nation-state attack pack against business
Russia, China and the USA lead the sophisticated nation-state cyber-attackers that are increasingly targeting your business, newly published report reveals
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Ghostbusters 2: how to deal with Spectre, the sequel
Spectre is the CPU vulnerability that just keeps on giving. Now Spectre 1.1 and 1.2 have emerged from the shadows…
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University of Jerusalem team kibosh time-travelling threat actors
Researchers from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem have been trying to prevent time-shifting threat actors. No, seriously, they really have…
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Is Windows 10 really the answer to NHS cyber-insecurities?
Can upgrading devices to Windows 10 improve cyber-resilience and confront the serious security challenges faced by NHS trusts? Erm, nope.
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Bank of England raises red flag over cyber-risk management in financial services sector
Bank of England Systemic Risk Survey suggests Brexit is biggest risk to financial stability, pushing cyber-attacks into a distant second
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What CIOs can learn from cybercrime syndicates
Studying how gangs operate can be the best way for a chief information officer to counter cybercrime, say security experts
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Why enterprises invest in next-gen security, and then don’t use it
Enterprises are routinely buying next-generation endpoint protection that they don’t actually fully implement, according to research from the SANS Institute.
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Hey Cortana, how security dumb are ‘intelligent’ digital assistants?
Microsoft’s ‘smart’ Cortana assistant looked pretty dumb this week after allowing security researchers to access, and exploit, a locked device
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How to Protect Your Customers Against the Rising Tide of Malvertising
Cybercriminals are always looking for new ways to generate illicit income, but they are not ignoring old favourites like malvertising
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