Microsoft has released its fourth edition of Cyber Signals, highlighting a surge in cybercriminal activity around business email compromise (BEC).  

As the region's largest and most digitally mature market, Australia seeing common threats in greater numbers is by no means surprising.

There is a worldwide cybersecurity professional shortage. But what does this mean for cybercriminals? More easy money to make.

Data protection and management providers OwnBackup and Cohesity partner to streamline data backup and aid business continuity in the ransomware era.

The reported ransomware incidents increased by 17% in the UK last year, with LockBit dominating the ransomware attack landscape, in the UK and worldwide.

Ransomware is not a new phenomenon, but the scale of attacks has accelerated both in sophistication and frequency.

HP has issued its third quarter HP Wolf Security Threat Insights Report, finding that archive file formats were the most common file type for delivering malware.

“Digital transformation driven by cloud and mobile adoption requires a new strategic approach to cybersecurity, but this poses significant challenges."

Kaspersky researchers have uncovered a new malware stealing users credentials, address, credit card data, cryptocurrencies, and accounts.

Avast, released its Q2/2022 Threat Report today, revealing a significant increase in global ransomware attacks, up 24% from Q1/2022.

We're becoming more and more aware of cybercrimes but how many criminals actually get caught? The New Zealand police explain why the answer is complicated.

Fraudulent donation pages promising aid to the Ukraine are appearing on the Darknet, according to Check Point Software.

Cybercriminals have tended to focus on acquiring user credentials to maximise their ability to traverse targeted IT infrastructures.

The world learned about the Hafnium attacks on Microsoft Exchange servers last year. Since then, even more vulnerabilities have been discovered,

The finance industry has been revealed as the sector most under threat from cyber attacks, according to a new study released by Trellix.

Today we are talking to SonicWall director of product management Suroop Chandran, for the second IT Jam of our SonicWall series.

While open banking benefits banks, fintechs, and consumers, its promise to deliver innovative services and spur competition does not come without security cautions.

This year, a spate of high profile ransomware incidents has halted operations across business and critical infrastructures alike.

Cybercriminals continue to take advantage of increased online interactions and transactions, launching a staggering 5.4 million DDoS attacks from January to June 2021.

Consumers are being warned to prepare for a spike in phishing attacks this holiday season, with cybercriminals expected to impersonate delivery companies.

The ransomware crisis will continue to gain momentum as cybercrime groups further hone tactics for coercing victims into paying and develop new approaches for making attacks more disruptive. 

"Criminals know that organisations are struggling to prioritise and patch promptly."

Encrypted chat apps are doubling as illegal marketplaces as criminals utilise them to sell illegal goods without fear of content moderation.

"There is a risk that attackers will take advantage of standalone 5G networks while they are being established and operators are getting to grips with potential vulnerabilities."