When cyber crime doesn’t pay
26 / 06 / 2019
When malicious hackers disable your business and demand a ransom, it’s tempting to just pay up and move on. But should you? Many firms do so out of ...
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US eases up on fighting cyber crime
25 / 06 / 2019
A recent poll indicated that Americans view malicious cyber activity as their top security concern—ahead of the economy, nuclear threats, and even t...
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AI boosts defences, but there’s a downside…
21 / 06 / 2019
Increasingly, machine learning is proving effective at removing spam, intercepting fraud, and blocking malware, However, as is often the case, there a...
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April is the cruellest month. So far…
20 / 06 / 2019
As we reach the middle of the year, sadly 2019 is proving to be a busy one for cyber breaches. At the moment, April seems to be the front-runner among...
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Insurance looks to the future
19 / 06 / 2019
In her previous blog piece, Silvi Wompa Sinclair, Insurance Business Director, CyNation looked at the burning issues facing the insurance industry, gi...
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Reflections on InfoSecurity Europe
18 / 06 / 2019
The recent three-day InfoSecurity Europe event (June 4 to 6) gathered most of the major players in the information security business at the exhibition...
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Symantec downplays Oz data breach
17 / 06 / 2019
American cybersecurity giant Symantec has downplayed a data breach that allowed a hacker to access passwords and a purported list of its clients, incl...
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Digital tech sector accounts for 20% of UK job vacancies
14 / 06 / 2019
With the boom in the tech economy showing no signs of slowing, jobs in the digital sector now account for 20% of all vacancies in the UK. In 2018 t...
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HM Treasury can now freeze cyber crime assets
13 / 06 / 2019
From June 11 onwards, any individual or business suspected of having ties to cyber crime can legally have their assets in the UK frozen. On that da...
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