Media Coverage

Ashley Madison is back in the news. The last time we talked about the infamous website, it was about a major data breach that seemed to focus more on blackmail and ruining marriages than the usual PII concerns. Today the news is about how Ashley Madison scammed their paying customers into thinking ...

IT Business Edge

July 7, 2016

How many companies would pay a ransom if they were attacked by ransomware? According to a recent survey, it may depend on whether the organization has already been the victim of a ransomware attack.

Healthcare Informatics

July 1, 2016

Meet your newest employee, Amelia. She's intelligent, well groomed, and responsive to your moods. If she seems a little robotic, well, that's because she's actually an artificially intelligent entity living inside a software platform.

CIO

June 6, 2016

Surfing the darknet — the part of the internet that lies beyond a normal web browser's reach, and is a haven for an astonishing amount of criminal commerce — has never been easier, or more popular.

CNBC

May 19, 2016

People are masquerading as hackers in order to ransom companies. Here's how to spot a phoney from the genuine article (and what to do next).

MINUTEHACK

May 17, 2016

Summer travelers worry about terrorism and Zika and unrest, but maybe they should look a little closer for the real threat.

USA Today

May 16, 2016

Many organisations are working towards changing their supplier contracts to include security requirements and moving the debate to more of a shared responsibility. In fact, many companies are taking this approach now regardless of the type of service the supplier is offering. Too many brands have ...

IoT global network

May 6, 2016

Radware researcher and a former hacker Daniel Smith explains: “Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) for Ransom attacks work by running a ‘sample’ attack on a company network while at the same time sending a note asking for payment, usually in bitcoin, by a certain date ‘or else’ they will hit the ...

The Maven

May 6, 2016