Articles about cyber criminals

Criminals turning bank security systems against themselves

As banks beef up security perimeters, criminals devise methods to beat the authentication protocols, quickly and effectively exfiltrating funds, says Entersekt.

Can networks cope with security demands in evolving AI world?

Intelligent corporate networks can continuously strengthen themselves, adapting to evolving risks in real-time, rather than waiting for breaches to occur.

Tired, hungry, distracted – when cyber criminals strike hardest

Cyber criminals take advantage of psychological weaknesses, which creates more anxiety, research finds.

Google hit by AI-driven cyber attack

As cyber criminals ramp up the use of artificial intelligence to bypass security measures, Google becomes their latest victim.

Building dynamic cyber security learning capabilities

A look at how the cyber security learning inertia in South African healthcare organisations can be overcome.

Simulate now to prepare for future cyber action

Regular simulation sessions offer the best way of testing how ready an organisation is to respond to a cyber breach over time.

Tap into the power of simulation

Planning and practise make perfect in today's world, as every organisation has to be ready to respond effectively to a cyber breach.

Cyber criminals transform into service providers

Phishing-as-a-service is becoming more accessible and cost-effective globally, says Integralis IT Consultancy’s Almero Steyn.

Unlocking insights from cyber security data science

How behavioural science theories remain the key to shaping our cyber security management decisions.

SARS maintains strong cyber security stance

The taxman reports zero ICT security breaches for the 2022/23 financial year, despite being targeted by cyber criminals.

Phishing, smishing, the security is missing!

Safeguarding businesses and individuals online hinges on proactive measures that anticipate cyber threats, says Maxtec.

The importance of compliance in a complex regulatory landscape

Research from LexisNexis Risk Solutions shows the digital attack rate increased by 20% in 2022, compared to the previous year.