< Newsletter August #2 2019
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Malware Attacks Drop As Encrypted Attacks Increase
Malware is down, but it's getting more malicious in terms of the type of malware and how it is delivered. Ransomware is now a SAAS offering. read more
Surge Of Attacks On Banking Using Nation- State Hacker Tools
The experts at F-Secure say the threat landscape for the financial sector might be getting even worse as criminals use N. Korean signature techniques. read more
More About The Capital One Breach
Details are emerging about the massive breach affecting over 100 million credit card customers of Capital One, which first went unnoticed. read more
Four Questions To Ask After An Attack
Swift and comprehensive incident response is a critical step to ensuring the future security of a business and protecting its reputation. read more
Cyber Terrorism & Piracy
Terrorism today is a widening series of global alliances, supported and connected the sophisticated use social media and fake news. By Alfred Rolington read more
The Cyber Effect On Modern Warfare
The recent US retaliatory cyber-attack on Iran demonstrates that offensive cyber operations are now an integral arm of statecraft. read more
British Army Reshapes Itself To Fight Cyberwars
Computer hackers and propaganda specialists are combining to form 6th Division, reflecting a doctrine that the boundaries between peace and war are fading. read more
Five New Security Trends Relevant To Your Business
Companies should be on the lookout for emerging technologies and processes that can protect their data from increasingly sophisticated threats. read more
Do Criminals Dream Of Electric Sheep?
EUROPOL thinks that cutting edge technologies, including AI, 5G, Quantum computing and the Internet of Things will all benefit cybercrime. read more
Fraudsters Target Social Media Influencers
Social media 'influencers' and other celebrities are being duped into endorsing bogus products, services and fake investment opportunities. read more
We Can Reduce Cybercrime, But Why Are We Failing?
Devin Smith puts cybercrime under a magnifying glass, intending to combat or at least limit the malicious practices of criminal malpractitioners. read more
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