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Browse Techfinitive’s Cybersecurity archive for expert articles, tips, and news on protecting your digital world from evolving threats
Implementing Zero Trust Best Practices
Zero Trust is a security practice organizations can employ to bolster their cybersecurity efforts and help prevent malicious actors from gaining access to sensitive data…
UK government wants to make ransom payments illegal as critical infrastructure under attack
With a growing number of attacks aimed at critical infrastructure, the UK Government wants to make it illegal to pay ransomware gangs
The secret life of IoT devices: DDoS botnets
Could there be anything worse than being the victim of a botnet-DDoS attack using IoT devices from inside your own organisation?
5-minute summary of unmissable happenings in business tech 2024
Nicole Kobie looks back at the last year in business tech – but don’t worry, it’s not all about AI
Davey’s security lessons to learn from 2024
Security expert Davey Winder explains what security lessons we must learn from 2024 through the lens of the year's most telling stories
AI and automation drive 703% increase in credential compromise attacks
According to a new report, AI-powered attacks on our credentials are up in every way imaginable - including email and social engineering phishing attacks
What does 2025 hold for healthcare digital transformation?
As 2025 approaches, the healthcare sector continues its steady march toward digital transformation - here are some predictions for next year.
Ho ho ho, hack hack hack: why Semperis is warning IT leaders about holiday attacks
Ransomware gangs use the festive period as a golden opportunity to attack organisations. Semperis has published a report to pin down the threat, and we interview its Area VP UK & Ireland to find out more.
Data is key in the fight against financial crime
In our digital-first world, data is the most critical asset in the fight against financial crime, argues Ellison Anne Williams.
Storage security best practices: protecting your data assets
The exponential growth of data creation underscores the need for robust storage security best practices that protect sensitive information
1 in 5 enterprises admit they aren’t prepared for AI cyberattacks
A new study from Kaspersky shows that businesses aren't prepared for AI cyberattacks. Davey rudely says that it's time for you to "get off your collective arses"
Looking beyond the great Blue Yonder ransomware attack
Security expert Davey Winder explains the significance of the Blue Yonder ransomware attack and its part in a larger campaign that targets the supply chain
Why cybersecurity is sometimes just an illusion
For companies to get better at cybersecurity, they have to understand the difference between illusion and genuine security
Why QR code attacks are the spawn of the Devil
Don't trust QR codes, says Davey Winder, as he explains why they're so favoured by cyberattackers - and what steps you should take to avoid their traps
AI for security and securing AI: the two sides of AI
As AI continues to evolve, so too will its role in cyber security - will by leveraging can one stay ahead of ever-evolving cyber threats.
Živilė Nečejauskaitė, Director of Marketing and Communication at NRD Cyber Security: “Generating quality design items has become easier and quicker”
We interview Živilė Nečejauskaitė, Director of Marketing and Communication at NRD Cyber Security, a seasoned communication specialist.
Why you need to upgrade Chrome now (and say thanks to Apple hackers)
Security expert Davey Winder explains why all users of Google Chrome, and browsers that use the Chromium engine, need to upgrade immediately and say a silent thank you to Apple hackers
Is DDoS being left out in the cold by regulations?
While a number of new cybersecurity regulations have and will come into play this year, how many include specific provisions for DDoS attacks? (Hint, it’s even lower than you think).
Dib dib dib, hack hack hack: Scouts get Digital Citizen badge
The British Scouts have developed four new badges to encourage young people to learn about being a Digital Citizen