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MMO game malware targets children

Lou Covey July 11, 2022

MMO game malware targets children

All Eyes on Critical Infrastructure as Authorities Call for Greater Cyber Resilience

Paul Farrington July 1, 2022

The recent ‘Five Eyes’ cybersecurity advisory underlines current concerns about the possibility of state-sponsored attacks. In particular, the guidance focuses on the risks faced by critical infrastructure providers.

Is your freelancer a nation-state hacker?

Lou Covey June 14, 2022

The Biden administration warned in May that the freelancer you hired to code may be a North Korean spy. These cyber spies are posing as remote, contract IT workers and infiltrating malware into all forms of networks

Ransomware 101: Keeping the lights on when hackers attack

Christopher Rogers June 10, 2022

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.

Mitigate Cyber Risks During the Ukraine War

Carlos Rivera April 25, 2022

Many experts believe cyberattacks against countries imposing sanctions against Russia are imminent. Organizations should be on high alert for the cyberattacks recently used in this conflict.

How Cybersecurity Businesses are Tackling the Ukraine War

Morten Kjaersgaard April 1, 2022

The ongoing invasion of the Ukraine has raised concerns about an increase in cyber attacks around the world. We spoke with Morten Kjaersgaard, CEO of Helmdal Security, to give us his opinion on cyber attacks related to the Ukrain war and how it impacts global cybersecurity.

Back it up: The basics of World Backup Day

Editors Desk March 31, 2022

It’s World Backup Day! To coincide with the day, Cyber Protection Magazine spoke to eight industry experts about the importance of backing up data and how to ensure that your backup is effective and can protect your data.

Scam Bucket: Ice Phishing

Lou Covey March 21, 2022

The most interesting scam we’ve found is brand new. It’s called “ice phishing” and it involves taking advantage of the disconnect between language and code.

Consumer Cybersecurity: Watch for Miners

Editors Desk March 14, 2022

Consumers are facing cybersecurity threats on virtually every possible endpoint. A new report details the top cybersecurity threats that consumers faced in 2021.

Cyber civil war erupts over Ukraine

Lou Covey March 4, 2022

In recent weeks leading up to and through the invasion of Ukraine, divisions have formed within the hacker community worldwide. So obvious, in fact, that we may be witnessing a civil war within that community