Ransomware vs. Cities: A Cyber War
As smart cities become the new normal for urban living, they must be resilient against the speed and sophistication of…
Phishing Remains the Most Common Cause of Data Breaches, Survey Says
Despite heightened concerns over ransomware, fewer organizations in a Dark Reading survey reported being an actual victim of a ransomware…
Over 1,000 Individuals Arrested in Global Cybercrime-Fighting Operation
HAECHI-II initiative represents Interpol's stepped-up efforts to tackle the operators of financially motivated online scams and other cyberattacks.
US govt warns of increased ransomware risks during holidays
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and the FBI warned critical infrastructure partners and public/private sector organizations not to let…
Securing Today’s Hybrid Remote Workforce
By CISO T.J. Minichillo Work may never be the same again as the world continues to grapple with […] The…
The Week in Ransomware – November 19th 2021 – Targeting Conti
While last week was full of arrests and law enforcement actions, this week has been much quieter, with mostly new…
US Banks Will Be Required to Report Cyberattacks Within 36 Hours
There is currently no specific time frame during which banks must report to federal regulators that a security incident had…
To Beat Ransomware, Apply Zero Trust to Servers Too
The path out of the ransomware crisis is full inspection and protection of all traffic flows. That means zero trust…
Zero Trust: An Answer to the Ransomware Menace?
Zero trust isn't a silver bullet, but if implemented well it can help create a much more robust security defense.
US regulators order banks to report cyberattacks within 36 hours
US federal bank regulatory agencies have approved a new rule requiring banks to notify their primary federal regulators of significant computer-security…