Millennials are more likely to feel overwhelmed by their workload, fall victim to phishing attacks and send emails to…
Xenotime: hackers behind Triton malware turn to power grids
In August 2017, a group of hackers turned their sights to an oil refinery on the west coast of Saudi Arabia. Having a…
Huawei urges Verizon to hand over $1bn for patents
Huawei is pressing the American telecoms giant Verizon to start paying for more than 200 of its patents, in a move wi…
Infosec 2019: the state of the security landscape
As thousands of security professionals descended on Olympia London for the first day of Infosec this week, vendors we…
Infosec 19: “Our rules are no longer fit for purpose,” says Jamie Bartlett
It’s 18:50 on 6 June 2029, you’ve just arrived home and you’re about to cook dinner. As you go to o…
Government can’t clearly say what £1.9bn security strategy will achieve, warn MPs
The Cabinet Office has come under fire for failing to clearly articulate what the £1.9bn National Cyber Security Stra…
Infosec 2019: former Lloyd’s of London chief says cyber is now top business risk
Cyber attacks pose one of the greatest threats to businesses today and should be considered in the same league as geo…
The premise of “zero trust” has become an essential part of modern security
Telstra recently published its 2019 security report, which is aimed at helping businesses better understand and respo…
UK’s £13.5m cyber accelerator unveils latest cohort of scale-up businesses
One of the UK’s largest cyber security accelerators, the London Office for Rapid Cybersecurity Advancement (LOR…
Nearly half of UK workers would leak sensitive data for the right price
Nearly half of British workers would be willing to sell corporate data to external parties and one in four would do s…