Keep systems updated to prevent ransomware attacks
Outdated software is an easy way in for ransomware. See how timely updates, offline backups and simple habits help prevent ransomware attacks at work and home.
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02.10.2023 Ransomware and the cybercrime ecosystem
Ransomware has transformed from a solo hacker's game into a well-organised criminal enterprise with various specialised roles.
27.09.2023 How much is the U.S. investing in cyber (and is it enough)?
Cyberattacks in the United States are on the rise and getting more sophisticated.
26.09.2023 Biometrics in Digital Identity
In today's digital age, when it comes to your online identity, think of biometrics as your secret superpower.
25.09.2023 NIS 2 Implementation and Cybersecurity Strengthening Act: Germany tightens IT security requirements
Germany is taking significant steps to bolster its cybersecurity defences, with the aim of safeguarding vital sectors from cyber threats.
20.09.2023 How to use a VPN on your iPhone
Do you want to protect your iPhone's online activity and keep your data private?
19.09.2023 Britain sets priorities for November global AI safety summit
In an effort to take the lead in addressing the pressing concerns surrounding artificial intelligence, Britain is gearing up to host the AI Safety Summit at the historic Bletchley Park in Milton Keynes.
18.09.2023 X may train its AI models on your social media posts
X, formerly known as Twitter, has announced plans to harness user posts for the purpose of training its artificial intelligence models.
15.09.2023 Are you properly protecting your employees' personal information
Employers, it's crucial to ensure the safety of your employees' personal data.
14.09.2023 The role of two-factor authentication in developer security
Why two-factor authentication matters for developers, which 2FA methods to choose, how to avoid account lockouts and what 2FA does not protect against.
13.09.2023 Cryptocurrency malware: an ever-adapting threat
Cryptocurrencies, like Bitcoin, have become both a tool and a target for cybercriminals. Unlike traditional banks, these digital currencies allow criminals to swiftly send and collect illicit payments.