2025 was a wild ride for cyber security. The landscape is shifting faster than ever, and several themes stand out when I think about the most important cyber security lessons from the year.
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The highlight of October’s National Cybersecurity Awareness Month activities at Boston College was a presentation by former Federal Bureau of Investigation senior executive Joseph R. Bonavolonta, now ...
When I wrote for TechRadar Pro last summer about cyber security’s shift to becoming a boardroom priority, rather than ...
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From the growing sophistication of zero-day exploits to the entrenchment of nation-state and cybercriminal alliances, 2024 delivered more evidence of how quickly the threat landscape continues to ...
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When the lights stayed on in Kyiv during a wave of missile attacks in early 2024, Ukrainian officials quietly acknowledged a second line of defense that received far less public attention than the ...
The digital and cyber security landscape in the UK is set to undergo significant evolution with the transition to a new government under Keir Starmer and the announcements made in the King’s Speech.
M&S has faced a severe cyber incident that took down key internal systems, including payment platforms, online ordering and its app. The disruption forced the retailer to pause all online sales and ...
Cybersecurity success requires consistent, proactive effort like physical fitness Prevention and preparedness outweigh reactive firefighting for lasting results Balanced strategies address technical ...
On Tea and similar apps, people upload pictures of themselves and chat freely. If those materials aren’t secured properly, they’re liable to fall into the wrong hands. The user is rarely at fault for ...