Hackers breach social media firm to steal internal data
American social news giant Reddit was recently on the end of a cyberattack that gave hackers access to the business systems it uses internally. As…
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How do GDPR and email encryption go hand in hand?
While email encryption is not technically a legal requirement for enterprises under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), it can help them remain compliant with…
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How can email encryption protect firms from APT attacks?
An advanced persistent threat (APT) is a sustained and sophisticated cyberattack where a malicious actor sets up an undetected presence within a network, with the…
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Data wiper malware used to decimate Windows domains
Cybersecurity researchers at the Slovak company ESET recently identified a brand-new malware type designed specifically for wiping data. The researchers have named the malware SwiftSlicer…
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Major sports retailer discloses data breach
British sports retail chain JD Sports recently warned customers that it had suffered a data breach when a server containing online order information was hacked.…
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Should I encrypt my emails if my email client uses TLS?
Email encryption is a critical component of modern cybersecurity and helps to protect sensitive information from being intercepted and viewed by unauthorised parties. However, with…
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UK cybersecurity experts warn of attacks from foreign hackers
The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has recently issued a warning that Iranian and Russian state-sponsored threat operators are increasingly targeting British individuals and…
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Ransomware: Protect Your Enterprise Against Attacks with Email Encryption
The rise of ransomware attacks has become a major concern for businesses worldwide, with all sorts of industries being targeted. These malicious attacks not only…
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BEC Scams: How Email Encryption Can Help Secure Your Data
BEC scams, also known as business email compromise scams, are a form of cybercrime where attackers use email to deceive a company’s professional into revealing…
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WhatsApp faces €5.5 million fine for violating data regulation
Ireland’s Data Protection Commission (DPC) recently slapped WhatsApp Ireland with a €5.5 million fine after it confirmed that the messaging service had violated the GDPR.…