While attacks have gotten much more advanced since, hackers try to now get you to reset passwords or reverify pins, IT/internet services providers are yet to get hold of such techniques. When you get a mail from a prince of some African nation asking for help to transfer money, Google

As Industry 4.0 becomes the new norm, smart factories are revolutionizing the manufacturing sector. However, as manufacturers embrace these digital, data-fueled technologies, the potentially exists to introduce or exacerbate cybersecurity and data privacy vulnerabilities. In a recent paper, Indiana University Professor Scott Shackelford examines the cyber risk in the Industrial

52% of financial institutions plan to invest in additional measures to secure existing accounts, and 46% plan to invest in better identity-verification measures. 42% of digital businesses that consider themselves technologically advanced are finding fraud is restraining their ability to grow and adopt new digital innovation strategies. 33% of all

When running a tech business, you run into every element that goes into cybersecurity, and you’re made doubly aware that your security solution will only be as strong as the weakest link. Technology can help shore up most fronts for security, but it can’t do much about the person sitting

While it is advised that ransomware victims never pay their attackers, many businesses and even governments still do, which is why two state senators from New York have proposed bills banning local municipalities and governments from using taxpayer money to pay ransomware demands. Republican Senator Phil Boyle proposed the first