Security
'SEIMs and SOCs can be very dangerous' - N Brown's Mike Koss on effective cybersecurity
SOCs can be effective but only if introduced properly
The data blame game: what to do when executives are playing fast and loose with core IP
93 per cent of CEOs store their work on a laptop or other personal device outside of official company storage, finds survey
Cyber crooks exploit cardless ATMs using phishing and social engineering
Cardless ATMs exploited by a combination of phishing and adding new numbers to customers' mobile accounts
DDoS attacker who targeted Steam, Sony and Electronic Arts pleads guilty
DerpTrolling 'brains' Austin Thompson faces up to ten years in prison over DDoS campaign
Commissioner warns against danger of 'datafying' children
Parents and children must understand how and why data is being collected by toy-makers
Researchers uncover side-channel attacks that target the GPU
The attacks begin with a malicious app that spies on the infected system and steals passwords through GPU rendering
This is what the cyber security will look like once attackers weaponise AI
Artificial intelligence will enable threats to learn as they go, remaining undetected for longer
Most CISOs just don't understand the hacker mentality says security chief
N Brown's Mike Koss says CISOs need to spend more time on the front line
European Commission emphasises importance of working together to support cyber defence
Differences in cyber preparedness between EU members could put cross-region systems at risk
Portsmash multi-threading vulnerability found in Intel Skylake and Kaby Lake processors
Researchers in Finland and Cuba claim that SMT can be exploited to leak data
Iran accuses Israel of launching cyber attacks targeting telecoms infrastructure
Allegations ratchet-up as the US imposes sanctions on Iran
GDPR compliance: Key steps in the GDPR compliance journey
Wipro's Murthy Vedula examines some of the lessons learnt from running GDPR compliance projects
'GDPR is one of the best things to happen for data security,' says CIO roundtable
A CIO roundtable states that the EU's General Data Protection Regulation has helped focus board minds on security
Now Eurostar admits to data breach - urges customers to change passwords
Eurostar claims that no payment details have been compromised
Microsoft accused of disclosing Indian banking information with US intelligence agencies
Indian press reports raise security questions about cloud computing
Chinese state hackers accused of stealing US 'turbofan' engine intellectual property
Another day another intellectual property theft claim
Hackers target UK universities accredited by NCSC
Iranian criminals tried to phish 18 universities, half of them offering NCSC-approved cybersecurity courses
China Telecom accused of exploiting points-of-presence to conduct internet espionage
Series of BGP hijackings by China Telecom are no accident, warn authors of new Military Cyber Affairs report
British Airways warns that a further 185,000 customers were hit by security breach
Credit card details of a further 185,000 customers almost certainly compromised in BA payments hack in August
Nine out of ten free Android apps share data with Google
Oxford University survey indicates high level of data leakage by free apps
Facebook fined pre-GDPR maximum of £500,000 by ICO over Cambridge Analytica
Facebook could have been fined £17m or four per cent of global turnover if the breach had occurred under GDPR
Cathay Pacific admits to data compromise of 9.4 million passengers - eight months ago
Passport numbers and identity card details also compromised in the March 2018 airline hack
Finger of blame pointed at Russia for malware infection at Saudi petrochemical complex
FireEye claims Russian government lab was behind custom-built intrusion tools used to compromise major Saudi plant
Tim Cook calls for GDPR-like law for US
The Apple chief praised European data protection at a conference in Brussels
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