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Netherlands-based security firm KPN Security and flash-to-cloud protection services provider NanoLock Security jointly demonstrated NanoLock's security solutions at NLSecur event. The event witnessed KPN and NanoLock Security’s presentation on how attackers tamper customer electricity usage by breaking into smart...
Infoblox, a provider of cloud-managed network services, recently announced that it is hosting a cybersecurity roadshow in five cities across the Middle East and Africa (MEA). The roadshow, which goes by the theme “Take Network Security to the Next...
Tasmania’s Cybersecurity Innovation Node, launched in Launceston on January 30, 2020, is the latest addition to AustCyber’s (Australian Cyber Security Growth Network) National Network of Cyber Security Innovation Nodes, which is designed to strengthen and accelerate Australia’s cyber capabilities...
TVEyes, a platform for monitoring TV and radio news broadcasts, has taken down its operations due to a ransomware hit. In a tweet, TVEyes confirmed that its core server and engineering workstations in the U.S. were affected by ransomware,...
British Council, the U.K.’s global organization specializing in international cultural and educational opportunities, was hit by over 10 million malicious email attacks in 2019. According to Nimbus Hosting, a web hosting firm based in England, the British Council blocked...
Dataprotect, a Morocco-based information security company, examined the cybersecurity stance of 148 banks against various cyberattacks from the eight UEMOA (Translated: West African Economic and Monetary Union) member countries and three Central African countries, including Gabon, the Congo and...
Israel’s national electricity provider, Israel Electric Corporation (IEC), has struck a deal with Japan’s leading energy utility to tackle cyberattacks during the Tokyo 2020 Olympic games, said the chairman of the IEC, Yiftah Ron-Tal, at the Cybertech 2020 cybersecurity...
The cybercriminal group OurMine hacked 15 Twitter accounts of the U.S. National Football League (NFL) teams including NFL’s handle and posted a message, “Hi, we’re back. We are here to show people that everything is hackable.” Exact details of the...
Most companies rely on e-mail as the primary means of communication even when it comes to sharing classified information like customer account numbers, employee credentials, and confidential negotiations. A new report from the security firm, Tessian revealed that large organizations inadvertently...
Most of the Chief Executive Officers (CEOs) in the U.K. are concerned about potential cyberattacks on their organizations, ZDNet reported. According to a report from PwC, nearly 48.4 percent of the U.K.’s CEOs deleted their social media accounts and...