Sophos encountered a server which was hosting hundreds of fake trading, banking, foreign exchange and crypto-currency apps.
Most companies are stuck in reactive mode, battling to keep up with ever-changing cyber attack modes. However, for the sake of business resilience, they must stay ahead of threats.
Cyber fraud attempts targeting local organisations increased 187% in the first four months of 2021, compared to the last four months of 2020, says TransUnion.
The financial services sector has the highest score in terms of security culture, while government and the education sectors were among the lowest scorers, a KnowBe4 report reveals.
Corr-Serve says it is committed to growing the market for Rebasoft through its existing broad reseller base of niche security solutions partners.
While average ransom payment amounts declining is good news for companies, the volume of attacks is still increasing and data exfiltration remains a serious threat.
Browlocks employ fake pages that fool unsuspecting users into either making a call, performing a money transfer or giving out their payment details.
Many reports say cyber crime has boomed during the pandemic. But is this true?
Adversaries spend more than 250 hours undetected in target networks on average, according to Sophos.
This Bill will now be known as the Cybercrimes Act 19 of 2020, and it criminalises various types of cyber crimes.
Modern businesses still apply the patterns of yesterday to today’s threats, said Troy Hunt, founder of Have I Been Pwned in his #ITWebSS2021 keynote.
This Bill, which is now an Act of Parliament, creates offences for and criminalises, among others, the disclosure of data messages which are harmful.