Most Forbes Global 2000 organizations don’t have even basic domain security in place, leaving them open to attacks with potentially devastating consequences, according to a report from Digital Brand Services (DBS).
Customers will avoid businesses that compromise users’ data during the COVID-19 pandemic because of poor security practices, new research from PCI Pal has found.
A new vulnerability named 'CallStranger' is making the rounds in the IoT world, illustrating the dire security issues that users confront every day. The vulnerability is also a perfect example of why dedicated IoT security measures are needed to cover the gaps left by manufacturers.
Most small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) believe they are prepared for a cyberattack or any informatic disaster, but few are actually ready to deal with the aftermath of such an incident, according to new research published by Infrascale.
Australian companies don’t trust their current cybersecurity solution and overwhelmingly think their investments in this critical business are failing, according to a new survey of executives in all major industries.
Most IoT devices have vulnerabilities that leave them open to DDoS attacks, according to Bitdefender's telemetry. There's no easy fix to such a complex problem, but there are clever ways to prevent smart devices from serving the malicious intents of criminals.
The latest report from the White House's Office of Management and Budget (OMB) shows that the number of cybersecurity incidents dropped in 2019, partly due to better security programs and increased investments.
Companies in financial services, consulting and healthcare, along with business leaders, have been targeted by hackers from India using accounts spoofing the World Health Organization (WHO).
Our homes are littered with Internet of Things (IoT) devices, even if we might not be aware that they fall into that category. Left unattended, unpatched or unprotected, they are just waiting to be taken over by malicious actors who can use them in numerous nefarious ways. We can now take a closer look at the most vulnerable devices and at what constitutes a threat in the home or business IoT ecosystem.
Access to company networks is sold on the dark web, and the latest research indicates that it’s a growing business, with advertisements for this type of illegal access increasing by 69% in Q1 2020 compared with the Q4 2019.
Many companies rushed to provide their employees with a procedure to work from home, leading to a drastic increase in cyber risks that could directly affect the business, according to a new survey from HiveIO.
Security incidents and confirmed data breaches jumped to a record high in 2019, according to the 2020 Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report, which covers 16 industries.
