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TikTok Analysis: the onus is on us

TikTok CEO explains Project Texas to Congress

Automotive security: Digital hijacking of cars is far from reality

In the past two decades, we have heard stories about how researchers have “discovered” security flaws in cars
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Promoting Cybersecurity for Accountants

Often, the weakest link in cybersecurity is considered to be people, as 85% of successful cyberattacks involve some form of human element. Employees in accounting are highly vulnerable to these breaches.

Ransomware 101: Keeping the lights on when hackers attack

Ransomware attackers are reliant on a business’ inability to recover. In this article, Christopher Rogers from Zerto explains what companies can do to prioritize recovery.

Arqit Suit Pulls Back the Curtain on Quantum

The Arqit shareholder fraud lawsuit is pulling back the curtain on the Quantum computing industry. Before it’s over we may see how much is FUD, snake oil and legitimate.

How Cybersecurity Issues Affect Stock Prices

Stock prices are affected by changes in supply and demand, but also fluctuate with company health, economic reports, and trader sentiment. It’s no surprise that cyber attacks have an effect on stock prices, too.

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Stalking with Bluetooth tracking devices

Technology companies traditionally ignore the safety downsides of their products. Bluetooth tracking devices can surreptitiously shadow people. But it’s easy to disarm them.

Myths, statistics and holistic security – are insiders the real problem?

A 17-year-old FBI report claimed that 80 per cent of data breaches originate internally. A recent report on Statista, demonstrates that the problem is much more nuanced.

Why does bad marketing happen to good products?

The tech world sees marketing as a necessary “evil” and does it poorly. The cybersecurity industry sees it as a mystery but duplicates what the tech world does, so their efforts are generally poor and clueless.