Certes Networks continues to bring new innovation and product features to its encryption management solutions and is proud to announce the launch of its Observability feature to deliver on its promise to keep data secure. Many organizations are in the Continue reading Certes Networks launches Observability as part of its encryption management solution
Cranfield University is investing £3.5 million in the latest forensic science technology at its Cranfield campus. Building on Cranfield’s distinctive strength in defence and security, this forensic science teaching and research facility will be unparalleled in the UK. Students and Continue reading £3.5 million investment to train the next generation of forensic scientists
Matt Cable, VP Solutions Architect and MD Europe, Certes Networks Shining a Spotlight on UK Cyber Security Standards Public sector organisations in the UK are in the midst of changing cyber security regulations. In mid-2018, the Government, in collaboration the Continue reading Shining a Spotlight on UK Cyber Security Standards
It has been reported that security researchers are urging Docker customers to upgrade to the latest version after detailing a proof-of-concept (PoC) attack exploiting a critical vulnerability, which could lead to full container escape. The CVE-2019-14271 flaw was fixed in Docker version 19.03.1, but if Continue reading Proof-of-concept code for a security flaw in Docker is now public- Comment
The wheels are now in motion and it’s sure to be an interesting journey. OEMs, insurers and new market entrants are all jockeying for position. The question is how do industry players identify a roadmap through new and different business Continue reading Webinar: Allstate, Nationwide and Liberty Mutual on Carrier-OEM Collaboration
Written by Tony Pepper, CEO of Egress Whilst working from home during the festive period represents a well-meaning attempt by staff to maintain productivity, it can also expose a business to considerable risk, much to the delight of cyber criminals Continue reading Don’t Let the Grinch Steal Your Data! 5 Tips for a Safe Cyber Christmas
It has been reported that Windows 10 users are receiving emails purporting to be from Microsoft, urging them to install a new update to their machine. But be warned, it’s not an official message from the US firm and the update is packed Continue reading Windows 10 update is packed with dangerous ransomware and other viruses- Comment
It has been reported that one of Iran’s most active hacker groups appears to have shifted focus. Rather than just standard IT networks, they’re targeting the physical control systems used in electric utilities, manufacturing, and oil refineries. At the CyberwarCon conference today, a Microsoft Continue reading Notorious Iranian Hacking Crew Is Targeting Industrial Control Systems- Comment
Forbes reported that the security research team at Checkmarx has discovered vulnerabilities affecting Google and Samsung smartphones, with the potential to impact hundreds of millions of Android users, the biggest to date. Researchers discovered a way for an attacker to take control of smartphone Continue reading Google and Android smartphone vulnerability lets attacker remotely control cameras
Jake Moore, Cybersecurity Specialist at ESET: “In the run up to a general election, political parties become an even bigger target than usual. Attacks may not necessarily come from within the opposition, but more likely from someone trying to either Continue reading Labour Cyber Attack- Comment
