97% Indian Organizations Experienced at Least One Business-Impacting Cyberattack in the Past 12 Months:...
The attacks on Indian organizations have increased in the past two years, yet only four in 10 security leaders in India have a clear...
Fake or Real? How to Spot Malicious or Fake Apps
Software applications are no more limited to smartphones; the app ecosystem has expanded from mobiles to watches, laptops, and television. Whether it is Google...
54% of Universities in the U.K. Suffered a Data Breach Last Year
A survey on the state of cybersecurity in the higher education sector, conducted by managed threat detection provider Redscan, revealed that nearly 54% of...
Blur or Focus? Malicious Photo Editing Apps Target Android Devices
The threat intelligence and research team from cybersecurity firm White Ops found a new campaign of malicious photo editing apps on the Google Play...
Cyber Risk Looming Over U.K. Sports Sector; Ransomware and BEC Attacks Common
The U.K.’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) warned about the increasing cyber risks like phishing, ransomware attacks, and Business Email Compromise (BEC) schemes targeting...
BlackRock! A New Banking Trojan Debuts
Security researchers from ThreatFabric discovered a new banking Trojan "BlackRock," which is targeting Android banking apps and also stealing login credentials from social networking...
USB-Borne Malware Risks See a Twofold Increase Over 12 Months
A research from technology firm Honeywell revealed that the severity of USB threats to operational technology (OT) systems doubled over a 12-month period, with...
Data Breach Affects 384,319 BMW Customers in the U.K.
KELA, a darknet intelligence firm discovered that a hacker group “KelvinSecurity” compromised the personal information of 384,319 BMW customers in the U.K. and put...
GDPR Data Breach Notifications Rise by 66% Across Europe
A survey by multinational law firm Linklaters revealed that GDPR-related data breach notifications across European countries have increased by 66%, compared to the first...
Rushing to the Cloud to Support Remote Workers Poses New Security Risks: IBM Study
The pandemic and subsequent remote working resulted in businesses making sudden and intermittent changes to infrastructure. This is a risky proposition since security policies...
