Cybercrimes have evolved rapidly over the last five years — cybercriminals are no longer isolated, loosely organized amateurs. They have become sophisticated, innovative and structured, posing a significant risk to government and business. The attack methods deployed by threat actors have become highly creative and continue to evolve rapidly. They

Cybersecurity projects – even important ones – often languish, due to budget constraints, scarce resources or simply because they’re just lower priority in the long list of things that need to be done. But for all the havoc it’s wreaked, the Covid-19 pandemic has pushed many of these initiatives to

In times of crisis, some parts of your organization may be deemed more critical than cybersecurity, but that is when malicious attackers are out in force. Be aware of your vulnerabilities to keep your system strong. Due to employer recommendations or orders from federal, state, and local authorities concerning the

“Surrendered to self-preservation, from others who care for themselves” – sang Ian Curtis on the track Isolation taken from Joy Division’s seminal posthumous album Closer. This uplifting number had me reflecting this morning on the situation with COVID-19, the effect it’s having currently on many cyber security vendors, and what

On 27th January 2020 the Government laid a Bill before Parliament on Consumer IoT Security, which is to become law later this year. Given the impact of the COVID-19 virus, we are not sure of the exact timing yet. Why is this important, and what impact will it really have