British police officers arrest suspected hackers
A recent police investigation here in the UK has resulted in several arrests of individuals who are suspected of being members of a cybercriminal operation.
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Data is the new gold for criminals
The digital transformation has caused cybercriminals to launch yet more attacks on organisations. They’re targeting employees who connect on unprotected personal devices and networks, which…
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Why e-signatures make sense for UK enterprises in 2022
Electronic signatures, sometimes referred to as e-signatures, are a quick and convenient way to sign electronic documents securely. While they are not a new solution,…
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Luxury Macao hotels targeted in cyberattacks
A fresh wave of suspected malicious activity carried out by the advanced persistent threat (APT) group DarkHotel was recently disclosed by cybercrime researchers.
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How does a buffer overflow attack work?
Buffers are a type of memory storage area that holds data temporarily while it is being moved from a location to a new destination. Buffer…
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NCSC hails success of reporting service
The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) is celebrating the success of its dedicated Suspicious Email Reporting Service, but is urging users to take further…
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Four steps to ultra-secure collaboration
Today’s businesses face increasing threats from cybercriminals and stricter regulations on data protection than ever before. To be successful, no firm is an island and…
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How are private passwords obtained?
Despite their limitations, passwords are still the most prevalent form of protection applied to secure data among enterprises across the globe.
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Why the shift to remote document signing?
Even before the pandemic saw people around the world performing their specific roles from a home desk, businesses required the use of remote document signing.
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New ransomware gang targets global automotive manufacturer
Japan-headquartered automotive firm DENSO recently disclosed that it was hit by a cyberattack last week.