Companies are still failing to properly protect themselves from potential attacks and hackers, with security not being given enough weight of consideration.
The first victims to be bled of data via the already notorious Heartbleed flaw are a UK parental advice site, and the Canadian tax agency.
Google wants to teach the British how to stay safe online and to do that, the company is visiting five cities and over 30 schools over the next few months.
More threats are emerging, and according to Infosec attendees, the biggest danger to a company’s security is social engineering attacks.
As the end of the financial year looms, many of us are looking at budgets and earmarking areas in our businesses that require spending in the next tax year. IT is one function that I know can cause some sleepless nights for CFOs looking to balance spending with positive ROI. [see_also] IT security is one...
Worldwide theft of intellectual property is more rife now than ever before, according to the security giant.
As SMS — currently a $55 billion global market — continues its huge growth in the enterprise space, there are more and more horror stories floating around the Internet, says Ash Rust, CEO and co-founder of SendHub. Are they justified?
The reasons to value email security are countless. In addition to not wanting your company's private information released to the world, breaches can lead to decreased consumer trust and lawsuits.
Global telecommunications firm Verizon has claimed that a large number of security breaches could be prevented if organisations were to utilise security patches as soon as they are released.
The past year has been another record year for cybercrime, during which more malware, malicious IPs, websites, and mobile apps were discovered than ever before, says Grayson Melbourne, Security Intelligence Director at Webfoot.
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