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Today we honor the Cybersecurity Defender of the Year in EMEA for his passionate acts of advocacy. The robust involvement of all of the Cybersecurity Insider Advocates made the selection process extremely difficult and we are happy to have such a strong community
By Owais Sultan
Cyber attacks are a real and common issue surrounding businesses and personal accounts, especially if they have sensitive…
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Combating the Ever-Increasing Cyber Attacks in 2023
Legal experts say a key law should already prevent brokers from collecting and selling data that’s weaponized against vulnerable people.
You’d think by now nobody would want to own or be around a Tesla. Their design flaws are putting everyone and everything near them at risk, dragging the entire car industry down. Alas, three Tesla owners just this last week have “mysterious…
Ransomware was down last year, though LockBit led threat actors and employees opened a third of the toxic emails in the last six months of 2022.
The post New cybersecurity data reveals persistent social engineering vulnerabilities appeared first on Te…
Secure your industrial infrastructures from cyber threats using operational technology (OT) security best practices. Explore its importance, learning resources, and more.
The post Operational Technology (OT) Security Best Practices in 2023 appeared fir…
Biden’s speech proves protecting personal info is no longer a fringe issue. Now, Congress just needs to do something about it.
By Deeba Ahmed
The refutation came days after Europe and North America were rattled by ESXiArgs Ransomware attacks.
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: VMware Disputes Old Flaws at Root of ESXiArgs Ransomware Attacks
What is a drone factory? It makes flying penguins, of course. The Baltic Times reports that a sudden massive fire at a Latvian airport already is considered a criminal act. The police will investigate the fire, LETA learned from the Interior Ministry. …
I am not sure that they do… but that’s the theme from an interesting story about Kansas. A photographer visited more than 100 newspapers in rural Kansas. Jeremiah Ariaz was looking for signs of democracy.