Security
Threat actors exploit identity at “industrial scale” as trust becomes the attack surface
Adversaries are pushing beyond the perimeter to exploit the trusted infrastructure that keeps global businesses running.
Security
Adversaries are pushing beyond the perimeter to exploit the trusted infrastructure that keeps global businesses running.
Government
Blocking sales of foreign-made routers will fail to secure vast numbers of older devices described as threat actors’ “attack vector of choice”.
Financial Systems
Regulators tighten oversight of “operational incidents” that could ripple through the digital economy.
Enterprise
Leaders report growing concerns that attacks from adversary nations could "cripple critical infrastructure".
Security
The White House promises to take the fight to criminal and nation-state adversaries in both offensive and defensive cyber operations.
Security
Olli Krebs (no relation to Brian), EMEA SVP at Incode, discusses the trends shaping the future of the identity industry.
Financial Systems
Criminals deploy Ploutus malware to infect cash machines and trick them into dispensing vast sums of money.
Financial Systems
The rise of private electronic markets is increasing systemic risk and making stock price crashes more likely.
Cyberwar
Britain faces a growing threat from “highly capable threat actors” seeking to bring down the systems that power modern civilisation.
Security
Moscow-aligned threat actors "looking to cripple services and disable websites," National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) warns.
Cyberwar
Pahlavi Reza, son of the deposed shah, urges allies to focus on taking down the Ayatollah's digital control systems and bringing Iran back online.
Critical Infrastructure
New rules set to impose strict new security requirements on a growing range and number of businesses.