Cyber attacks stories - Page 117

Fujitsu has developed an AI that supposedly automatically determines whether action needs to be taken in response to a cyber attack.

Australia's healthcare sector is the continent's biggest cybercrime target, according to a July report from the Australian Information Commissioner.

Schneider's Steven Carlini discusses ways to improve data centre cybersecurity that most people don't think of until it's too late.

There may be reasons for public sector agencies in particular to be somewhat reluctant with IT innovation spend.

AI cyber-attacks are not constrained by resources and compromises and can go on indefinitely without the need for pause.

Over a third of Aussie firms suffer data breaches due to staff errors, underlining dire need for cybersecurity training.

Check Point launches CloudGuard SaaS, offering comprehensive protection against advanced threats to SaaS applications and cloud-based email services.

Australian businesses need to take cybersecurity more seriously as their attitudes and awareness don't match up to evolving threats.

Webroot's 2018 Nastiest Malware report highlights Emotet, Trickbot, and GhostMiner as the latest threats, urging improved cybersecurity measures.

A cybersecurity strategy is imperative for a mature security presence in order to improve the chances of surviving current and future cyberattacks.

A Carbon Black threat report has revealed that destructive cyberattacks are increasing ahead of 2018 US midterm elections.

Larry Ellison claims the rest of the cloud market is based on decade old technology with poor security, comparing Oracle's new offering with Amazon.

CrowdStrike's mid-year review reveals escalating cyber activity attributed to China and the need for increased defences in all sectors.

As cyberattacks on critical infrastructure rise, securing industrial control systems with ten key steps is more urgent than ever for Australian utilities.

Microsoft aims to empower IT to unlock the security capabilities of the intelligent cloud to tip the scales in the cyber war.

As Australian companies transition to cloud models, the onus is on building robust security expertise to fend off increasingly frequent cyber-attacks.

Over 40% of ICS computers faced cyber attacks in H1 2018, with Vietnam, Algeria, and Sri Lanka most impacted, says Kaspersky Lab report.

ForeScout says that network segmentation splits networks into specific zones, which can then enact barriers against infiltrators.

Small businesses in Australia are at risk of cyber attacks but most are unaware of the threat, according to research by Deakin University.

Businesses can be more susceptible to phishing attacks and business email compromises (BEC) than they realise.