In recent years, small towns and municipalities have been increasingly targeted by cybercriminals, not only just for monetary profit, but also to disrupt infrastructure and…
A data leak involving personal details of hundreds of millions of Facebook users is being reviewed by Ireland’s Data Protection Commission (DPC). The database is…
With an unexpected year of massive change behind us, many organizations have now an extensive remote workforce, new technologies in use, and digital transformation under…
There can be no doubt that the last year has been unprecedented for businesses. The Covid-19 pandemic has caused serious challenges with many companies not…
A new survey has highlighted the cybersecurity risks remote workers face in the new era of home working, against a constant background of breaches and…
A cyber security law introduced three years ago was meant to boost the resilience of the UK’s energy sector by obliging gas and electricity firms…
End of an era James Pavur, a security researcher and Oxford University PhD student who has done extensive research into satellite broadband security risks, told…
Russian President Vladimir Putin is likely to have authorised attempts to influence last year’s US election in favour of former President Donald Trump, intelligence officials…
The sophisticated hacks pulled off by Russia and China against a broad array of government and industrial targets in the United States — and the…
What is Article III standing? In legal parlance, ‘standing’ is the legal right for an individual to bring a claim in court. ‘Article III standing’…