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Cyber resilience for transport and logistic supply chains

Mark Brown , Global Managing Director, Digital Trust Consulting at BSI. June 27, 2022

Cyber resilience for transport and logistic supply chains

World Productivity Day: Efficiency in the Technological Age

Editors Desk June 20, 2022

It’s World Productivity Day, and Cyber Protection Magazine spoke to nine technology experts to get their tips on how to motivate and get the most out of their workforce and help to increase productivity in the cybersecurity industry.

Promoting Cybersecurity for Accountants

Danielle Marshburn June 17, 2022

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.

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.

Focus Social Engineering – building the security mindset

Focus Social Engineering - building the security mindset June 3, 2022

Criminals increasingly turn to the weakest link in the security chain – people. Social Engineering attacks are on the rise. Read about what social engineering is, its most common forms and, of course, how to counter it

The Psychology Behind Cybersecurity

Stephen Moramarco May 30, 2022

With seemingly no end to the growing problem of cyberattacks in sight, the cybersecurity industry is increasingly looking to address the root of the problem; humans.

Ransomware: The Worst is Yet to Come

Lou Covey May 27, 2022

Even though ransomware attacks declined for the first half of this year, the worst is yet to come, experts say.

GDPR and the Future of Data Regulation

Editors Desk May 25, 2022

Today marks the 4th anniversary of GDPR. We spoke to eight experts and asked them, what changes the regulation brought.

WannaCry: Ransomware defence, five years on

Editors Desk May 23, 2022

In 2017 the largest ransomware attack in history – WannaCry – swept across the globe, infecting a quarter million machines in more than 150 countries. What lessons can be drawn from the attack, and how can businesses keep their systems secure?