Not so safe in the cloud – a quarter of enterprises hit by cryptojackers
Newly published research reveals the poor state of enterprise cloud security, as evidenced by the cryptojacking frequency within these environments
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41% of cyber-security apps contain high-risk open source vulnerabilities
Open source adoption in the enterprise is growing fast, but statistics regarding open source vulnerabilities in codebases are also rising
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High Court demands changes to ‘illegal’ Investigatory Powers Act
High Court rules that the controversial Investigatory Powers Act (2016), also known as the Snoopers’ Charter, illegal and demands changes.
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WebStresser takedown is not the end of DDoS-for-hire
Kudos to Europol for taking down the biggest DDoS-for-hire network, but please don’t think that’s the DDoS problem solved folks…
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World Password Day won’t solve the numbnuts user problem
It may have been world password day recently, but people need to do more to up their own security settings.
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Cloud still hangs over patient data sovereignty concerns
Data sovereignty and geo-fencing may not be trendy buzzwords, but they should be front and centre for every NHS trust…
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Ten attack methodologies small business needs to know about
IT Security Thing asked the security industry what attack methodologies SMBs need to worry about currently, here’s what it said…
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Cross-border transactions are low-hanging fruit for attackers
Attackers are paying particular attention to the ‘cross-border’ transactions of payment processors, according to the newly published Q1 ThreatMetrix analysis.
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An inconvenient truth – DevOps operate in silos, separated from security
Many organisations still seemingly bolt security on to the end of the development lifecycle from a team in another silo
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