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Infamous botnet Emotet has been brought down by an international law enforcement operation. Earlier today, Europol announced that Emotet's infrastructure had been taken over by investigators in a coordinated action by authorities in Canada, France, Germany, Lithuania, the Netherlands, the...

Speaking at the RSAC 365 Virtual Summit Jason Rivera, director, Strategic Threat Advisory Group at CrowdStrike, explored how the COVID-19 health crisis has fundamentally altered the attack surface for organizations across the world. “We had to use the internet so much more than we ever have in...

Breaches and leaks of sensitive information from organizations doubled last year, even as consumer concerns over data privacy surged, according to two new reports published on Data Protection Day. January 28 marks the signing in 1981 of Convention 108, the first legally binding international...

British consumers lost nearly £80m ($109m) to so-called “clone firm” scams last year, as pandemic-related money woes persuaded many to make ill-judged investments, according to the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). The financial regulator reported consumers losing an average of £45,242 each...

Many UK IT leaders are concerned that a security hiring freeze last year could ramp up cyber-risk, but the new remote working environment may offer a partial solution, according to CrowdStrike. The security vendor released new UK-centric findings today from its Global Security Attitude Survey...

New data protection issues brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic were discussed by Behnam Dayanim, partner and global chair of privacy and cybersecurity practice at Paul Hastings LLP, during a session at the RSAC 365 Virtual Summit. With COVID-19 vaccines now being rolled out across the world...

Speaking at the RSAC 365 Virtual Summit Tomasz Bania, cyber-defense manager, Dolby, explored how organizations can transition from manually doing the security basics to implementing full end-to-end security automation. Bania explained that the amount of work security teams are having to handle...

Schneider Electric has announced the launch of a virtual cyber-academy in collaboration with Immersive Labs. The Schneider Electric Cyber Academy will enable businesses to provide cybersecurity training for employees at all levels as well as have monitoring workplace capabilities. The academy...

The United States Department of Justice has launched a global law enforcement action against a cyber-criminal gang that has made millions by selling ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS). A coordinated international law enforcement action to disrupt NetWalker was announced by the Department yesterday...

New research by California IT service management company Okta has found an increase in the use of SMS as a security feature during the Covid-19 health crisis. The finding emerged from the latest "Businesses at Work" report, which analyzed the login activity of Okta’s 9,400 customers to reveal...

An American social media influencer has been charged with running a misinformation campaign that tricked social media users into believing that they could vote by text message in the 2016 US presidential election. Douglass Mackey, aka Ricky Vaughn, was arrested yesterday morning on charges of...

The number of publicly reported US data breaches and leaks last year dropped 19% as attackers continued to move away from mass theft of customer data to more lucrative tactics like ransomware, according to a leading non-profit. The Identity Theft Resource Center (ITRC) compiled its annual...

A popular south Asian delivery company exposed 400 million records containing customers’ personal information via a vulnerable cloud server, according to researchers. A team from reviews site Safety Detectives found the bug during a simple IP address check on specific ports. It claimed the...

Offering apprenticeships could help to encourage more young people into the cybersecurity sector, alleviating skills shortages, according to a new poll run by Infosecurity Europe. The region’s top cybersecurity event, held annually by Infosecurity publisher Reed Exhibitions, asked its Twitter...

Two-thirds of remote workers risk potentially breaching GDPR guidelines by printing out work-related documents at home, according to a new study from Go Shred. The confidential shredding and records management company discovered that 66% of home workers have printed work-related documents since...

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Organizations must be far more focused on data privacy issues this year, according to a panel of experts speaking during the Spirion webinar Customer Data Privacy 2021: It’s No Longer Just Business, It’s Personal. The panel began by setting out the trends that have pushed data privacy issues to...

Nearly a fifth of organizations hit by the Sunburst backdoor emanating from the SolarWinds supply chain attack are from the manufacturing sector, a new analysis from Kaspersky has revealed. While researchers have already uncovered technical details of the Sunburst backdoor that was embedded in...

An end-to-end multicloud technology solutions company based in Texas has been recognized for achieving workplace equality for a fourth consecutive year. Rackspace Technology announced today that it received a score of 100 on the Human Rights Campaign (HRC) Foundation’s 2021 Corporate Equality...

The organizers of an English beauty pageant established over nine decades ago are being held to ransom by cyber-criminals. The Daily Mail reports that malicious hackers targeted the organizers of Miss England on Tuesday night with a sophisticated online scam. Pageant organizer and former Miss...