Cybercrime

The UK’s cyber industry now employs close to 50,000 people and contributes billions to the economy

Criminals are targeting people working from home, according to the Royal United Services Institute.

A quarter (25 per cent) of pension schemes admit to not having an adequate cybercrime breach plan, despite trustees acknowledging it as a top threat, according to Crowe.

From impersonating a top executive to opening money-laundering bank accounts, deepfake fraud is becoming a growing problem and poses new challenges

South Korean intelligence pins a recent attack on Pfizer, targeting information on coronavirus vaccines, on its neighbour

The Covid-19 pandemic has had an impact on the prevalence of certain vulnerabilities in the wild, according to a report

Undisclosed number of arrests made in Ukraine after investigators tracked bitcoin ransom payments

Theories that the cyber attack on a high-profile gaming studio was orchestrated by players who are disappointed in a videogame are likely wide of the mark, according to analysis

The former head of the NCSC recently called for a dialogue over whether or not it is time to ban insurers from covering ransomware payments. Is he on the right track?

Content disarm and reconstruction is a modern approach to removing malicious code from files, key to detecting and thwarting successful phishing and malware attacks.