Articles Tagged with ''cyberattack''

Tax season has begun. Hackers and the IRS are on the hunt for employees’ personal information and cybercriminals will get crafty with attack methods.

Security leaders are now expected to provide evidence to boards, customers and regulators that their teams are prepared for potential cyber crises.

Security leaders' perception of their cyber resilience was analyzed in a study by Immersive Labs finding that teams aren't fully prepared for threats.

New research reveals a year of turbulence within the threat actor community due to international conflicts and enhanced attack methods.

Cybercrime is transitioning from targets of opportunity to focused targets of choice and the shift is bad news for government agencies.

Security leaders around the world should anticipate that cybercrime and ransomware attacks will continue to increase in popularity in 2023. 

A recent study of 800 million breached passwords found that 88% of passwords used in successful cyberattacks were 12 characters or less.

The EPA is stressing the need to improve the cybersecurity of drinking water systems to better defend critical infrastructure from cyberattacks.

A global threat report analyzed the trends and behaviors of recent cyberattacks finding that attacks had increased in both number and complexity. 

Senators introduce legislation to protect consumers and small businesses from cyberattacks by providing clear cyber insurance policy information.