Cybersecurity

Although 2022 has been a quite tumultuous year for cyber security industry, 2023 is expected to be even more challenging for security teams, experts warn. Here’s Top 10 of key ...

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With each passing year, hacker attacks become more advanced and sophisticated, so keeping up with security vulnerabilities is now more crucial than ever. This article highlights ...

A data breach can be a massive headache for organizations and enterprises, as it may entail severe consequences, including decreased customer trust and substantial financial ...

Since the start of 2022, multiple law enforcement agencies worldwide have been taking action targeting organized cyber crime activity, including cyber criminals behind phishing ...

Read also: Australia to toughen cybersecurity laws following a recent data breach, Meta cracks down on Russian disinformation, and more.

Read also: Costa Rica declares state of emergency after a Conti ransomware attack, Microsoft patches a Windows zero-day, and more.

Read also: the US blames North Korea’s Lazarus Group for the $620M Axie Infinity hack, Beanstalk Farm suffers $182 million financial losses due to a cyber-attack, and more.

Read also: Rompetrol hit by Hive ransomware, Mozilla fixes Firefox zero-days, and more.

Read also: Toyota suspends production due to a cyberattack, Enercom suffers satellite outage, and more.

Read also: DeadBolt ransomware targets Asustor NAS devices, logistics company Expeditors falls victim to a cyber attack, and more.

The year of 2022 is poised to bring multifaceted challenges in cybersecurity, compliance and privacy, while driving record cashflow and profits to cybercriminals.