To pay, or not to pay?
That’s today’s biggest question, as the ransomware threat grows
Common wisdom states that if you are a victim of a ransomware attack, you don’t pay. The theory is that every time a victim pays, the payment reinforces the criminals’ faith in their business model. This is why everyone argues that it’s essential that victims stop paying these ... Read More
Finding ways to fight ransomware
Today, there’s a good chance you know of either an individual or a company who has fallen victim to ransomware. In fact, unless you have been living in the Amazon jungle with no connectivity, ... Read More
Securing your organisation from insider threats
Living in an increasingly networked world has its advantages, but it also leaves organisations vulnerable to exploitation by malware, inadvertent employee actions and malicious attacks. Data securi ... Read More
Cyber security gets political
The USA’s election season is in full swing, with presidential candidates from both major political parties campaigning across the country. Most have focused their campaigns on questions aroun ... Read More
Trust in AI grows
If you ask the man on the street, he would prefer his cyber security managed by a machine. Research commissioned by Palo Alto Networks and conducted by YouGov along with input from Dr Jessica Barke ... Read More
QNAP NAS users warned of active ransomware strain
Users of QNAP Network Attached Storage (NAS) devices have been warned that a new ransomware strain is being used in the wild to infect and encrypt documents. Originally discovered by reports f ... Read More
Security challenges created by the battle to dominate global IT
Part two of our cyber war series provides insights from MWR’s research, threat intelligence and investigations on cyber statecraft, focusing on Sino-US relations.
To say we are witnes ... Read More
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