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Top social engineering statistics from 2023
In 2023, weβve seen a number of high profile cybersecurity incidents, including a cyberattack on MGM Resorts International which cost them an estimated $80 million in revenue over five days, and a data breach from personal genomics and biotechnology company, 23andMe...
How to optimise your threat monitoring strategy
With many businesses around the world facing difficult financial decisions, itβs likely that cost savings will need to be made somehow, including in cybersecurity. However, this is happening at a time when cybersecurity threats are increasing. One way to balance the...
Rhysida: A new high-profile ransomware gang
A recent ransomware attack on the British Library, where personal data was stolen and has appeared online for sale, has revealed a new ransomware gang to be aware of. Its name is Rhysida. Hereβs more about who they are and how they operate. Who is Rhysida?...
4 ways to embed a cybersecurity culture into your organisation
As the risk of cyber attacks and their impact grows, cybersecurity has now become a core pillar within the organisation. But, whilst itβs easy to say that itβs important, demonstrating this in practice can be difficult. For this, it requires cybersecurity to be...
How can a data breach impact your share price?
Discovering your company has experienced a data breach can have severe consequences. Not only does it impact those directly affected by the leak - such as your customers and employees whose data has been stolen - and your business, if confidential information is...
Ethical principles for AI in cybersecurity
The use of AI and machine learning (ML) is increasing across many industries, including cybersecurity. And whilst it can bring many benefits in helping professionals do their job of tackling increasingly complex cybersecurity threats, there are several problems that...
Retailers: Protect yourself (and customers) against cybercrime
As the holiday season approaches, people are beginning to think about shopping for gifts, so itβs a good time of year for retailers to consider how prepared they are for cybersecurity threats. Because, with more people spending money during this period - in 2022...
5 ways to recruit top cybersecurity talent
Having a good cybersecurity team is more essential than ever as cyber threats continue to increase. And, according to a recent ISACA report, 62% of businesses have understaffed cybersecurity teams. But, recruiting skilled cybersecurity professionals isnβt cheap,...
Disinformation and election interference in 2024
Next year is set to be a big year for elections, with 65 national-level ones taking place across 50 countries. In fact, between October 2023 and the end of 2024, 71% of people living in democracies will vote in an election. This has raised some concerns around how...
5 dangers of using generative AI
Generative AI, such as ChatGPT or Google's Bard, has revolutionised the way we work and use the internet. However there are some dangers that you need to be aware of to prevent it having a negative impact on your business.Β 1. Privacy Most generative AI tools are...
European Cybersecurity Month focuses on social engineering
Throughout the month of October, the EU holds their annual cybersecurity campaign which focuses on promoting cybersecurity among EU citizens and organisations. This is done through various activities including conferences, workshops, training and webinars.Β This...
Are governments prepared for cyber attacks?
Private companies arenβt the only target for cyber criminals. As weβve seen in the past with attacks to major public infrastructure, such as the Colonial Pipeline in the US in May 2021, and public services, like the Wannacry attack on the NHS in 2017, threat actors...