In Episode 14 of the Cybersecurity & Geopolitical Podcast from Security magazine, hosts Ian Thornton-Trump and Philip Ingram assess the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

Alex Holden uses actionable threat intelligence to identify some of the world’s largest data breaches and unearth ransomware collective operations.

The NCC Group's 2022 Annual Threat Monitor Report found that there were slightly less attacks than 2021 with a 5% decrease in ransomware activity. 

A global Surfshark study reveals that the U.S. ranked third for the most breaches in 2022. The country had 23.5 million leaked accounts in 2022.

Security magazine highlights ten of the top physical security & cybersecurity news stories from 2022, ranging from emergency response to metaverse cyber threats.

In this episode of The Security Podcasts, the Security magazine editorial team sits down to reflect on interesting, engaging and diverse stories from the security industry in 2022.

108 million accounts were breached worldwide in Q3 2022, according to new cybersecurity research from Surfshark.

Adaptability, clear communication, and evolving risk assessments are key to managing employee safety in conflict zones such as Ukraine.

From COVID-19 to escalating conflict in Ukraine, enterprise organizations across the world have been affected by geopolitical conflict and global crises.

Hacktivism has played a role in the cyberspace around the Russian invasion of Ukraine, as nation-state cybercriminals and civilians hack with political motivation.