Darktrace aims to succeed where Deliveroo failed as it launches its IPO in London
The cybersecurity firm's choice of London for its IPO is a vote of confidence for the City after Deliveroo's disappointing debut.
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Defending space tech from cyberattacks as galactic threat looms
As dependency on space systems grows, so does vulnerability to cyberattacks. Director of strategic threat at Darktrace Marcus Fowler discusses how to respond.
Ransomware payouts top $300,000 with ‘double extortion’ attacks on the rise
The average ransomware payout grew 171% in 2020 as criminals threatened to post sensitive data online.
Hafnium Exchange server breach will hurt small businesses but may help Microsoft
Microsoft has patched the zero-day flaws that led to the Hafnium breach but securing compromised systems is beyond the capabilities of most SMEs.
North Korea: The most sophisticated bank robber around
Cybercrime is helping to keep the DPRK afloat. The international community is starting to crack down.
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How to counter cyberthreats to industrial control systems and critical national infrastructure
Industrial control systems are under constant and growing attack. How can CISOs best ensure IT-based ransomware does not bleed into the operational technology space?
Investors flock to UK cybersecurity but start-up funding has fallen
Last year saw a boom in investment in the UK's cybersecurity industry but it was dominated by 'megadeals' with established firms.
The rise of ‘shadow code’ leaves websites vulnerable to data breaches
Using third-party code can aid swift digital transformation but, unless properly governed, it can open the door for security flaws.
Cybersecurity threats escalate in the energy sector
Policymakers and utility operators are fighting an evermore sophisticated battle to keep cybersecurity threats to the energy system at bay.
Listen carefully: The growing threat of audio deepfake scams
AI software capable of cloning voices is proving a useful weapon for fraudsters.
A global sting has taken down the Emotet botnet – but is it gone for good?
More than 700 Emotet botnet servers have been taken offline. Does this spell the end for the troublesome malware?
Man in the middle: How Kazakhstan forced browser makers to fight state censorship
The battle to prevent nation states from interfering with web traffic reveals the growing social responsibilities of the tech giants.
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