NotPetya stories
Cyber resilience is reshaping data backup as businesses face AI-driven cyber threats, demanding new strategies beyond traditional recovery systems.
Google's Threat Intelligence Group uses AI and vast global data to outpace cybercriminals in an evolving digital arms race, says Chief Analyst John Hultquist.
Cybersecurity experts warn of rising threats, predicting a NotPetya-like incident due to AI, quantum advancements, and increased geopolitical tensions.
ESET, a global cybersecurity firm, boosts Microsoft Sentinel's security abilities by integrating its six threat intelligence data feeds.
Semperis and Veritas Technologies have partnered to provide a comprehensive solution against cyber threats to Microsoft Active Directory systems.
Cybercrime is a business and the rising number of attacks is not a result of criminals getting smarter -most businesses just have poor cyber hygiene.
Findings from a survey of senior security executives revealed the majority are aware of cybercrime's rise - but they're not ready.
The New Zealand and Australian Governments have condemned Russia for the NotPetya cyber attack that caused global damage.
Given the digital plague around the world in 2017, it would be unseemly not to give ransomware its own dedicated piece.
With 2017 winding down, Jim Cook, Malwarebytes ANZ regional director talks about the top 10 security concerns for the year ahead.
According to Europol, Europe needs to prepare itself for a large increase in the number of cyber-attacks - an expert discusses what lies ahead.
Ever heard of Bad Rabbit? It's the newest form of ransomware causing havoc in Eastern Europe that could be coming your way soon.
A recently released report from Lloyd's of London has revealed just how powerful and incredibly destructive a global cyber attack could be.
These attacks are upping the ante, as they hit services that affect people's day-to-day activity; such as healthcare, and postal services.
Victoria's auditor-general warns that 41% of state agencies lack disaster recovery plans, leaving Australian businesses vulnerable to massive IT disruptions.
