According to the report, 2020 has significantly affected the way cyber criminals operate. These changes will further impact the financial threat landscape in 2021. As per the report, cyber criminals will continue to target Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies next year. “Bitcoin theft will become more attractive as many nations plummet

While 2020 will be remembered primarily as the year in which normal, day-to-day life was brought to a screeching halt by the global spread of the coronavirus, it will also likely be remembered by some as an inflection point for cybersecurity standards and practices. Sure, data breaches and cyber-attacks have

As the fight against the coronavirus pandemic has progressed through the research phases to the production of working vaccines against COVID-19, the cyber attacks have followed. These attacks are nothing new, but they’ve changed focus. In March and April there were attacks on the US Department Health and Human Services, attacks on one of

Panelists at the HIMSS Healthcare Security Forum this week said cybercriminals will likely use tried-and-true techniques, such as phishing emails themed around COVID-19 vaccines or President-elect Biden, to keep exploiting novel vulnerabilities. This year saw unprecedented changes in the cybersecurity landscape, with rapid telehealth rollouts and massive shifts to at-home

It’s a common adage among cybersecurity defenders that they have to be right 100 per cent of the time while criminals only have to be right once. As the WannaCry ransomware attack (which hit hundreds of thousands of computers with little energy expended by its creators) indicates, the adage has unfortunately become