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Law Abiding Netizens: How Legislation Can Counter Cybercrime
2025-01-17

Cybercrime threatens global economies, with losses expected to hit $10.5 trillion by 2025. This article explores how the EU leads the global fight against cybercrime threats through legislation like GDPR and DORA, setting global standards for data protection and cybersecurity.

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Mind the Gap: Understanding Cybersecurity Gap Analysis
2025-01-10

A cybersecurity gap analysis is a process used in organisations to evaluate the organization’s current defences, identifies vulnerabilities and weaknesses in the company security framework, and guides improvements, helping businesses prioritize risks and enhance defences. It’s an essential step in building a compliant security framework and staying ahead of evolving cyber threats.

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Not a Snowflake's chance
2024-12-20

The 2024 Snowflake data breaches, caused by infostealer malware and poor implementation of security policies, exposed millions of records. The case underscores the urgent need for robust authentication and improved password hygiene.

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What Trump's Re-Election Means for US Data Privacy
2024-12-11

Donald Trump’s re-election brings new debates about data privacy, AI regulation, and cybersecurity. This article evaluates his policies, from TikTok to encryption, and their possible effects on US citizens and innovation.

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Avoid online shopping scams at Christmas
2024-12-06

The risks of online scams, including imposter scams, fake deals, and malvertising, are significantly higher during the holiday season. With so many tempting offers, shoppers are often targeted by cybercriminals. Learn some simple tips for safe online shopping and safeguard your personal and financial information.

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The shift to private clouds: how cybercriminals are changing the monetization of stolen data
2024-11-22

Subscription-based models in cybercrime allow hackers to offer stolen data in private clouds, reducing risks and boosting profits. For victims, this means greater threats as data becomes more accessible and exploitable over time.

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Cyber Resilience: Checklist for Organizations
2024-11-08

As cyber criminals develop new tactics, companies must strengthen their defenses. This guide provides a list of essential cybersecurity practices to protect businesses against data breaches, ransomware and other online risks.

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Evil Corp The New Targets of the National Crime Agency
2024-10-25

Evil Corp, a notorious Russian cybercrime group, has been hit with sanctions by the UK, US, and Australia following their involvement in ransomware attacks. The group is also known for its connections to the Russian Government. Recent international efforts, including Operation Cronos, aim to disrupt their activities and weaken their influence on the global ransomware industry.

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