Category: Industry News
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Source code from two products developed by French cyber security firm was compromised in a December 2020 incident. Read via Computer Weekly.
Read MoreA cautionary tale shows how organisations that fall foul of ransomware should concentrate on finding how it happened before anything else – or they could fall victim again. Read via ZDNet.
Read MoreThe UK’s financial regulator was bombarded with nearly a quarter of a million malicious emails in the final quarter of 2020, FOI data has revealed, highlighting the continuous pressure high-profile organizations are under to protect their assets. Read via InfoSecurityMag.
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Read MoreThree in five (60%) organizations in London and the South East of England have seen an increased level of risk to their IT infrastructure due to remote working, with 88% expecting this risk to persist for the next 12-18 months. Read via InfoSecurityMag.
Read MoreSuspected Chinese state-backed threat actors exploited a SolarWinds Orion bug to compromise a US government payroll agency, a new report has claimed. Read via InfoSecurityMag.
Read MoreEstate agent Foxtons Group is under pressure after a daily newspaper claimed that thousands of customers’ card and personal details have been uploaded to a dark web site. Read via InfoSecurityMag.
Read MoreA record number of scams were recorded in the UK last year, according to figures published by Barclays. Read via InfoSecurityMag.
Read MoreOver 80% of British and American employees overshare on social media, potentially exposing themselves and their organization to online fraud, phishing and other cyber-threats, according to Tessian. Read via InfoSecurityMag.
Read MoreA lack of understanding of security issues in the workplace and misplaced confidence in organisational cyber security readiness are adding to pressure on CISOs during challenging times, according to a new report produced by BT Security alongside market research firm Davies Hickman Partners. Read via Computer Weekly.
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