Tag: Cybersecurity Insiders

UK to follow America in imposing a ransomware payment ban

The United Kingdom is poised to implement a significant shift in its approach to tackling ransomware attacks, with a formal ban on ransomware payments set to be enforced. This ban will apply specifically to public and critical infrastructure sectors, which…

2025 Cybersecurity Predictions

With the ever-increasing rise of software supply chain attacks, 2025 marks a pivotal year for organizations to step up and lead in managing third-party risks rather than falling behind. According to Verizon’s “2024 Data Breach Investigations Report” attackers increased their…

2025 AI Insights: Threat Detection and Response

In 2024, advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) have led to increasingly sophisticated threat actor exploits, such as deepfake technology used in misinformation campaigns and AI-driven phishing attacks that mimic legitimate communications. As we approach 2025, significant transformations in the use…

Pleasure giving toys can be remotely Cyber Attacked

The Department for Science, Innovation and Technology of the United Kingdom has issued a critical warning to the public, particularly in developed nations, about the potential dangers associated with internet-connected devices, including pleasure-enhancing gadgets and smart toys. Recent research by…

How Startups Can Defend Against Existing AI Cyber Threats

Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming industries worldwide, offering startups powerful tools for innovation and growth. However, the same AI technologies also empower cybercriminals to launch sophisticated attacks, putting startups at significant risk. Startups often lack the robust cybersecurity resources of…

Ransomware attack on Amazon and Dutch University

Amazon Storage Buckets Targeted by Codefinger Ransomware Amazon Web Services (AWS), often considered one of the most secure cloud storage platforms, is now facing a significant cyber threat from a ransomware strain called Codefinger. What makes this attack particularly alarming…