In this technology-evolved world, businesses are realising the benefits of managing multicultural workplaces. While more companies are hiring underrepresented groups, there is still a need for diversity in work environments, including the cybersecurity sector. Research has shown multicultural teams bring many advantages to an organisation’s workflow and productivity. Here’s why

Ransomware has been a thorn in the side of IT security practitioners for the better part of three decades, and it shows no signs of dissipating. This form of data theft extortion continues to run rampant through organizations of all types and sizes. Although ransomware methods and tactics have grown

In recent years, the world has witnessed an increase in cyberattacks targeting critical infrastructure and organizations. One such incident occurred when Suncor Energy, a leading Canadian energy giant, fell victim to a cyberattack, impacting its subsidiary Petro-Canada and disrupting services at numerous gas stations across the country. The cyberattack on Suncor serves as a

At this point, most people are familiar with ransomware. These fast-growing and damaging cyberattacks have repeatedly made headlines, but even more dangerous attack types are starting to emerge. Businesses and consumers now have to worry about killware. Nonetheless, some argue that there’s some crossover between the two malware types. So

There’s the saying that “nice guys finish last” and, at least in cybersecurity circles, that seems to be the case. Burnout, high stress and job fatigue are common in cybersecurity, a byproduct of pitting small security teams against wave after wave of adversaries. They face the equivalent of kayaking upstream