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In the face of rising cyber threats, organizations need to cultivate a culture of personal responsibility, address the cybersecurity skills gap creatively, and eliminate siloed thinking. The Cybercrime Atlas project, supported by

The National Grid in the UK is removing components supplied by Chinese firm Nari Technology due to cybersecurity concerns. The decision was made after counsel from the National Cyber Security Centre, a

Key Points Major cyber attacks on the Las Vegas casinos MGM and Caesars, which compromised sensitive customer data, have highlighted the need for the casino industry to strengthen their cybersecurity measures. As

Key Points: Cyberattacks on healthcare sector reached a record high in 2023, with over 100 million individuals affected compared to 44 million the previous year. Ransoming patient data and double-layered extortion techniques

Key Points: CISOs today face an expanding attack surface, increasingly sophisticated threats, and a significant cybersecurity skills gap. Collaborating and sharing information on cyber threats can help combat cybercrime as shown by

U.K.’s National Grid has begun to remove components from its electricity transmission network supplied by a unit of China-backed Nari Technology, citing cybersecurity concerns. The decision made in April came after consultation

Key Points: Cyberattacks on renowned Las Vegas casinos highlight the need for enhanced cybersecurity measures in the digital age. Alongside technological advancement, casinos must navigate regulatory compliance and data protection laws to

Key Points: Cox Media Group (CMG) was falsely claiming that “your devices are listening to you” and collecting data to sell to advertisers. Their claim about “Active Listening” has since been labelled

Securing banking systems is a constantly evolving challenge that requires a dynamic and evolving cybersecurity strategy. Augustin Kurian of The Cyber Express recently spoke with Roman Medina, the Senior Vice President and

The Quad alliance, consisting of India, Australia, Japan, and the United States, recently reaffirmed their commitment to maintaining cybersecurity in the Indo-Pacific region. They acknowledged the significant role of international law in