Cisco presents 2019 Threat Report
Crypto-jacking: A hidden cost for your company
Cyber criminals are using malware to hack into devices and use them to trawl the Web, consuming their resources to mine crypto-currencies.
Cisco reveals today's critical threats
Defending against today's critical threats looks back at the threat landscape over the past year.
Go hunting to mitigate damage by taking action sooner
Threat hunting helps discover processes, configurations or vulnerabilities which can be acted upon to improve security, says SecureData.
Protection against fraudsters
J2 Home Secure and J2 SME Secure provide enterprise-grade managed cyber security for home users and SMEs.
Workshops on offer at ITWeb Security Summit 2019
Four workshops will run on 27 May at the Focus Rooms, in Sunninghill.
Cyber security: how to protect your business
It takes, on average, 200 days for businesses to identify a cyber security breach, says ITOO.
Category one cyber attacks are imminent
No business is in a position to identify and patch every zero-day threat in their supply chain, so there are no guarantees, says BT.
Cyber criminals promise millions to skilled professionals
Criminal groups are on the lookout for black hat partners in crime who can help them extort money from high-worth individuals, says Digital Shadows.
Corporate networks under attack from many directions
The increase in Web apps, cloud, and IOT connections results in network security complexities for many local organisation, reveals ITWeb's Network Security survey.
Fraudsters cash in on Valentine's Day
When it comes to love, users tend to lose their vigilance online, says Kaspersky Lab.
IT security professionals suffer from an image problem
The majority of UK IT security professionals feel they suffer from an image problem among fellow workers, according to new research commissioned by Thycotic.