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The email security imbalance: how much do intrusions now outweigh spend?
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Regardless of your Office 365 tier, layered security is the best way to protect your business email
Office 365 is popular, but experts agree that even the top tier should be bolstered by third party systems
Most firms are still not compliant with GDPR despite looming deadline, says study
A large majority of businesses is still unprepared for GDPR, says study
Sentencing of alleged Yahoo hacker Karim Baratov postponed as the judge grows suspicious of DoJ
Judge to sentence Baratov next month amid claims he was a pawn of Russian intelligence
GDPR: One month to go - what's left still to do?
Iland's Frank Krieger runs down some of the issues that organisations will have to sort out before 25 May
Ninety per cent of UK websites affected by 'serious' security flaws
Security firm CyberScanner claims that 117,638 of the top UK sites harbour security flaws
Two million drivers to be affected by DVLA's new GDPR rules
New privacy rules a 'mammoth task' for fleet drivers and managers
Eugene Kaspersky attacks Twitter over advertising ban for Kaspersky Labs
Twitter claims Kaspersky's business model 'inherently conflicts with acceptable Twitter Ads business practice'
Avast details how CCleaner attackers compromised developer workstation in security breach last year
Password re-use weakness enabled attackers to compromise developer's TeamViewer software
Facebook Login feature being hijacked by hidden trackers, warn researchers
Log-in with Facebook? You could be giving away more personal data than you bargained for
ZTE sacked compliance officer before US sanctions, as row overshadows Qualcomm's bid to buy NXP
Chinese ant-trust regulators raise questions over Qualcomm's long-running bid to buy NXP Semiconductors
'Gold galleon' hackers target shipping industry
Crooks tried to steal more than $3 million from the shipping industry.
86 per cent of cloud migration fears are still data breaches and loss
Is GDPR still stoking fears?
Thirty-four tech giants sign cyber security charter
Microsoft teams up with firms like Facebook and HP to sign new cyber security charter.
DDoS attacks cost organisations an average of £35,000, claims report
DDoS attacks continue to grow in volume and complexity, warns Cocero
Cyber crooks are more interested in exploiting people, not software flaws, claims Proofpoint
Ransomware, phishing, cryptocurrency threats and cloud attacks all growing fast, warns security report
Microsoft rolls out new security tools for IoT deployments
Microsoft unveils a range of new security tools intended to protect IoT and edge deployments
Facebook to face US class-action lawsuit over facial recognition photo tagging
Facebook tagged used facial recognition technology without users' explicit consent
Russia wants Google and Apple to ban Telegram from their app stores
Russia continues with its assault on encrypted messaging service Telegram
Microsoft and Intel to use GPU power to identify cyber threats in memory
New approach to security sparked by Spectre and Meltdown flaws
Router security flaws targeted in global Russian cyber attacks, claim FBI and NCSC
Router security flaws exploited for espionage and intellectual property theft
US slaps ZTE with seven-year sales ban a day after NCSC issues security warning over ZTE kit
ZTE accused of breaking the terms of a settlement over sanctions busting
Germany blames Russia for Defence Ministry cyber attack
Germany's foreign minister points finger of blame at Russia for December cyber attack
Hackers target Windows servers running IIS 6.0 to mine Electroneum cryptocurrency
More hacking groups targeting exploits in unpatched IIS 6.0 servers to mine cryptocurrencies
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