Cyber Threat stories - Page 109

Despite 87% of organisations prioritising cybersecurity, only 15% feel adequately defended, with legacy systems often blamed, according to Axis Communications.

Databarracks urges businesses to adopt a non-negotiation stance against ransomware attacks, citing Radiohead's defiance as an inspiring example.

SecBI has extended its threat detection solution with automated response, an ingredient that has supposedly been missing from the SOAR market.

Dimension Data's report reveals a global cybersecurity maturity rating of just 1.45/5, with finance and tech sectors slightly better off amid rising threats.

Microsegmentation is the new 'east-west' frontier that looks at all of the network connections an intruder can use to move laterally through your environment.

Australian businesses need to take cybersecurity more seriously as their attitudes and awareness don't match up to evolving threats.

Carbon Black unveils Cb ThreatHunter at #CbConnect18 in New York, enhancing cloud security with new threat hunting and incident response features on its PSC.

Cloud security fears reverse as firms trust giants like Microsoft with data protection, leveraging AI & automation.

Successful counterinsurgency operations depend on thoroughly understanding the environments in which they are being conducted.

Threat hunting starts with the assumption that bad actors have already breached perimeter defences and are operating inside the environment.

The $3.1 billion global investment in blockchain solutions in 2018 presents a potential cause for alarm, according to RSA.

Cyber attacks could cost Australian businesses up to AU$29bn per year, equivalent to 1.9% of Australia's GDP, according to a report by Frost & Sullivan.

The 'weaponisation' of AI was predicted to be one of the biggest cybersecurity threats of 2018. Here's how to prepare.

The number of fileless malware attacks is on the rise, with a survey estimating a 35% increase in 2018. Here's how to protect yourself.

Fortinet says there are indications that some cybercriminals now prefer hijacking systems and using them for cryptomining.

A company's greatest data security threat isn't tech-related; it's a lax workplace culture. Here are four essential steps to fortify your organisation.

With malicious actors launching increasingly bold attacks, these are the top strategies CISOs use to fend off the danger.

IoT adoption rises 55% in Australia, but lack of security puts consumers at risk of cyber attacks, warns report.

As well as viruses, trojans, worms and ransomware attacks, IT managers now have a new threat to worry about: cryptominers.

The strategy will protect government agencies and networks from cyber hacking threats, and will also help to protect the privacy of Victorians.