December 2023 - Page 31

In the era of “zero trust”, it is imperative for the public sector to encrypt everything to ensure data security, according to Richard Appleyard. He elaborates on how outsourcing security is insufficient;

In 2023, over 100 million people have been affected by healthcare cyberattacks, marking the worst year in history for such incidents. John Riggi, National Cybersecurity Advisor for the American Hospital Association (AHA),

Threat actors are intensifying their strategies by embracing a work smarter, not harder approach to cybersecurity, thereby putting more organizations at risk than ever. In the first half of 2023, there was

Key Points: National Grid has reportedly begun the removal of components supplied by China-backed Nari Technology due to cybersecurity concerns. The decision, made in April, sought advice from the National Cyber Security

High-profile cyberattacks on renowned Las Vegas casinos, MGM and Caesars, have highlighted the importance of enhanced cybersecurity in the casino industry. The digital transformation of the casino business has led to increased

Italian company TIM (Telecom Italia Mobile) has introduced the country’s first cryptographic microprocessor, also known as a Secure Microchip, designed to enhance the security in various areas of technology. These areas include

US-based Banyan Cloud and the Foreign Exchange and Remittance Group (FERG), an initiative of the UAE Central Bank, held a joint workshop on cyber security and governance for cloud and database systems.

An Israel-linked hacking activist group called ‘Gonjeshke Darande’ or ‘Predatory Sparrow’ has claimed responsibility for a cyberattack on gas stations across Iran. The Iranian Ministry of Energy confirmed that the cyberattack left

In an age of increased cyber threats, public sector security needs to encrypt everything and cannot outsource this function to expect maximum security, according to technology experts. High-profile security breaches, such as

In 2023, healthcare cyberattacks have affected more than 100 million people, reportedly making it the most damaging year in relation to cybercrimes against healthcare organisations. This information was shared by John Riggi,