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The Hackney Council cyberattack was first reported on Tuesday 13 October 2020. A full seven weeks later, as of 2 December, twenty one of the ser... (Feed generated with FetchRSS) ...

This month’s top story in the threat landscape boils down to one word:  TrickBoot.  Put simply: the most prominent and dangerous criminal malware apparatus behind the TrickBot toolset (yes, the same campaigns ...

Language EnglishTags: <a href='/blog?tag='></a> <a href='/blog?tag='></a> <a href='/blog?tag='></a> There’s no doubting the many benefits brought by a move to the cloud; it offers organizations flexibility, scalability and reduces capital costs. The adoption of ...

Many of us will be spending time away from our family members this holiday season, even with Covid-19 vaccines on the horizon. Not being able to see grandchildren or nieces and nephews ...

A 34-year-old hacking law called the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) sits at the center of a U.S. Supreme Court hearing where the defense insists the law was too vaguely written ...

Learn more about how a Web Application Firewall with API security can protect organizations from online shopping threats ...

Taking a holistic approach to security and risk is essential for any organization that uses Kubernetes or other cloud based container platform. As an open source container orchestration system for automating deployment, ...

Posted on Dec 4, 2020by Kacy Zurkus We are mere weeks away from the close of 2020, and not a day goes by without me hearing someone say they can’t wait for ...

This is the Part 2 of a 3-part blog on how to use the NIST cybersecurity framework without getting bogged down and lost in the minutia of the specification documents. Part 1 ...

DATA SECURITY PODCAST In a recent podcast interview with Hillarie McClure, Multimedia Director of Cybercrime Magazine, and Tom Cornelius, who currently serves as both the senior partner at Compliance Forge, and senior ...