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Police use of facial recognition ruled unlawful in the UK
Police use of facial recognition ruled unlawful in the UK
The groundbreaking judgement finds the surveillance tool breaches rights
11 Aug 2020
Key considerations for implementing secure telework at scale
Key considerations for implementing secure telework at scale
Identifying the security risks and advanced requirements of a remote workforce
10 Aug 2020
Qualcomm chip flaws put 'millions' of Android devices at risk
Qualcomm chip flaws put 'millions' of Android devices at risk
Vulnerabilities leave device owners open to data theft and malware that can become unremovable
10 Aug 2020
ManageEngine Log360 review: SIEM for all seasons
ManageEngine Log360 review: SIEM for all seasons
ManageEngine shows log management needn’t cost a king’s ransom
10 Aug 2020
Why vulnerability management is crucial right now
Why vulnerability management is crucial right now
Proactive, watertight security is essential in the age of remote working and digital transformation
7 Aug 2020
UN report points to a 350% rise in phishing websites at start of 2020
UN report points to a 350% rise in phishing websites at start of 2020
Criminals are exploiting the disruption and economic hardships caused by COVID-19, according to counterterrorism chief
7 Aug 2020
Trump signs order against TikTok and WeChat
Trump signs order against TikTok and WeChat
ByteDance says it's considering all options in response to ban, which begins in 45 days
7 Aug 2020
Intel source code and internal documents hacked
Intel source code and internal documents hacked
More than 20GB worth of sensitive data has been published online following a breach earlier in the year
7 Aug 2020
96% of UK businesses experienced at least one major cyber attack over past year
96% of UK businesses experienced at least one major cyber attack over past year
Almost two thirds of these attacks affected vital operational technology
6 Aug 2020
Redcar and Cleveland council hack damages exceed £10.4m
Redcar and Cleveland council hack damages exceed £10.4m
The incident that took the borough's public services down is still subject to an ongoing criminal investigation
6 Aug 2020
Canon hit by suspected Maze ransomware attack
Canon hit by suspected Maze ransomware attack
Two dozen domains and a host of internal services have been knocked offline
6 Aug 2020
Twitter hacker's virtual trial 'zoom bombed' after ID leak
Twitter hacker's virtual trial 'zoom bombed' after ID leak
The Judge was forced to cut the Zoom meeting short after a pornogprahic clip was shared to its participants
6 Aug 2020
Rethink your cybersecurity strategy for the new world
Rethink your cybersecurity strategy for the new world
5 steps to secure the enterprise and be fit for a flexible future
5 Aug 2020
What is WannaCry?
What is WannaCry?
The full story behind one of the worst ransomware outbreaks in history
5 Aug 2020
NSA warns smartphone users of ‘large scale data tracking’
NSA warns smartphone users of ‘large scale data tracking’
Common features like Bluetooth and Wi-Fi can reveal sensitive details about users like their daily routines
5 Aug 2020
Microsoft tripled bug bounty payouts to $13.7m last year
Microsoft tripled bug bounty payouts to $13.7m last year
The figure is more than double Google’s payout for 2019 and was divided among 327 security researchers
5 Aug 2020
Malware attacks using machine identities doubled in 2019
Malware attacks using machine identities doubled in 2019
Venafi claims machine identity capabilities have been commoditized and added to off-the-shelf malware
4 Aug 2020
Garmin ‘paid multi-million dollar ransom’ via Arete IR intermediaries
Garmin ‘paid multi-million dollar ransom’ via Arete IR intermediaries
The smartwatch maker obtained the decryption key after relying on third-party services to pay a figure reported as $10 million
4 Aug 2020
How do we fix security's toxic culture?
How do we fix security's toxic culture?
From high staff churn to bullying and loss of productivity, security teams are suffering when they fail to address poor working environments
4 Aug 2020
What is phishing?
What is phishing?
From banking scams to industrial espionage, we look at why phishing is so lucrative
4 Aug 2020
Russia hacked Liam Fox's personal email to steal trade documents
Russia hacked Liam Fox's personal email to steal trade documents
Hackers accessed his account several times between July and October 2019 by gaining access using a spear-phishing attack
4 Aug 2020
WatchGuard Firebox T80 review: Small in stature, big on security
WatchGuard Firebox T80 review: Small in stature, big on security
A desktop security appliance bursting with features at an unbeatable price
4 Aug 2020
What is HTTP error 503 and how do you fix it?
What is HTTP error 503 and how do you fix it?
It may not always be obvious what's causing the issue, but there are steps you can take to get back online
4 Aug 2020