Cyber attacks stories - Page 101

Ransomware is continuing to be an ever-popular and effective method for cyber attacks, and Trend Micro says it's only being made easier with DIY kits.

If you really want to keep on top of the malware threat then you need to embrace Threat Intelligence in the broadest sense.

A new era in cybersecurity, as AI outwits ransomware and predicts attacks, transforming the digital defence game.

'Modern cities' may make up thousands of different components that keep people safe and convenient, but they also come with huge vulnerabilities.

Intercept X looks to provide a fast-track to advanced protection and response capabilities while minimising the need for specialised security admin.

Arbor Networks has marked a worrying celebration: 20 years of distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks that have attacked ISP networks.

Unless you've been living under a rock, you'd be aware of the recent hacking of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) - here's Webroot's insights.

Intel Corporation and TPG have joined forces to establish a new independent cyber security company called McAfee.

Check Point pioneers a new cloud IT security era with its advanced threat prevention and unified management across all cloud platforms.

Operation Ghoul is targeting the industrial & engineering sectors worldwide, hitting more than 130 organisations in 30 countries, says Kaspersky Labs.

​Mimecast Limited recently released new data that reveals the majority of organisations believe they are their own worst enemy.

If you want to know which programs are using your webcam, or if you believe it is running despite the indicator light being off, here is a guide.

Palo Alto Networks adds machine learning to its security software, enhancing its malware and exploit prevention capabilities.

The interactive, on-demand and computer-based training covers high-risk topics and how you can identify red flags in your system.

Arbor Networks recently released global DDoS attack data for the first six months of 2016 that paints a pretty grim picture.

FireEye have recently detected a cerber ransomware campaign with Exploit Guard, a new feature of FireEye Endpoint Security (HX).

Provided the printer is connected to the Internet, hackers can make their way in and introduce internal defects as the component is being printed.

New Trojan, Delilah, recruits insiders through social engineering and extortion, using ransomware techniques. Insider threats set to increase.

Survey: 84% of IT execs hold firm against paying ransoms, but 43% of hacked companies do pay up, highlighting cybersecurity dilemmas.

The escalation in volume and complexity of cyber threats today have compelled organisations to turn to next-generation security solutions.