Cyber Security Pros Should Worry About State-Sponsored Cyber Attacks
State-sponsored cyber intrusions have become an increasing concern to both Australian governments and organisations. Defence Minister Richard Marles warned just
BugProve Releases On-Premise Firmware Analysis & Vulnerability Management Platform
BugProve, a European cybersecurity startup, providing automated vulnerability management solutions for IoT manufacturers, announces the release of the on-premise version
Navigating the Evolving Landscape of Crypto Crime
by Rebecca Oi February 21, 2024 In the ever-evolving cryptocurrency market landscape, 2023 marked a pivotal year that saw significant
LockBit Ransomware Gang’s Website Shut Down
The U.K. National Crime Agency’s Cyber Division, the FBI and international partners have cut off ransomware threat actors’ access to
Getting the Most out of Your Electronic Health Record
How Health IT Teams Can Optimize EHR Workflows In terms of optimization approaches, application rationalization, clinical workflow analysis and patient
Wyze customers view strangers’ camera feeds after glitch
Wyze, the maker of affordable home security cameras, experienced a glitch on Friday that allowed thousands of customers to access
Smart Manufacturing: Getting Started – IoT For All
In this episode of the IoT For All Podcast, Brian Zakrajsek, Smart Manufacturing Leader at Deloitte, joins Ryan Chacon to
Why New Zealand is easing ICT System expansion
New Zealand’s new administration is seeking fewer ICT systems for health while augmenting its capabilities in data and technology to cater
“With KeyTrap, an attacker could completely disable large parts of the worldwide Internet” — this deceptively simple cyberattack could spell doom for apps everywhere
Security researchers have discovered a major flaw in the DNS system that could “completely disable” large parts of the worldwide