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Simultaneously with their growing online presence, companies and individuals become increasingly susceptible to cyber-security attacks. Most organizations pr

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Introduction Ransomware represents one of the most dangerous cyber threats for netizens and private companies across the world. In the criminal underground,

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It turns out that some crypto ransomware samples are not as sophisticated as they appear. The black hat hackers are just as error-prone as everyone else. Sec

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Introduction It is clear that distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks are still in vogue. It is clear that they have become more ubiquitous, more sophis

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This article is about the reporting of cybersecurity incidents in the USA. While it covers three main types of reporting—corporate, institutional and civil—f

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There is this belief that businesses that have suffered a data security breach very often do not recover. But is that really so? What does it take to actuall

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In the IT world, "Target" doesn't bring to mind great deals from the retail giant, and "Ashley Madison" doesn't conjure up the married dating service. Instea

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A few weeks ago, we analyzed the top five cyber security vulnerabilities in terms of potential for catastrophic damage. Data breaches like the one affecting

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INTRODUCTION: A wake-up call An HP Enterprise Security's 2014 Global Report on the Cost of Cyber Crime by the Ponemon Institute reveals some astounding aspec

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Have you considered a data recovery partner to help your business or client in the event of a data emergency? While not every business owner may have thought