An expert cyber fraudster can make as much as £6m in a year, more than three times the 2020 average salary of a FTSE 100 chief executive, and even rookies are raking... Read more »

Just as World War I saw the emergence of air forces as a battlefield tool, Russia’s war on Ukraine is demonstrating in real time how quickly warfare evolves to incorporate new technologies,... Read more »

With some government organisations in The Netherlands already using red teaming, the state CIO has commissioned research into red teaming programmes to see if a blue print of these tests could be... Read more »

Understanding attack pathways can be a complex task. As the number of technologies required to keep pace with the competition increases all the time, organisations must find a way to simplify the... Read more »

How do IT security teams tackle the challenges posed by the increasing use of third-party platforms and services? These changes to the way a company’s IT infrastructure is provisioned gives malicious actors... Read more »

Mastercard has launched a programme to set standards for biometric payment authentication which promises to allow consumers to pay with a smile. The card giant’s Biometric Checkout Program is a framework to... Read more »

Pure Storage will add anti-ransomware object locking in its Portworx PX-Backup product while the Portworx Data Services database-as-a-service offering and PX-backup-as-a-service will now be generally available, according to announcements from Pure at... Read more »

Up to 100,000 people who want to pursue careers in cyber security will be able to take advantage of a new programme, launched by professional trade association (ISC)², offering free training and... Read more »

The open source community has presented a 10-point plan to improve the security and resilience of its software, bringing together more than 90 executives from 37 organisations, alongside US government officials, at... Read more »