Cybersecurity

The threat of cybercrime is real and a massive concern for organisations large and small. The huge weight of responsibility to fend off attacks falls firmly on the shoulders of IT leaders. This section explores the latest cyber security security news and trends with expert insight and analysis from IT professionals from around the world.

O2 Ireland may have lost customer data on mislaid disk

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John McAfee is still on the run

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Seven charged for Australia’s largest-ever cyber theft

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Identity and access management in the age of shadow IT

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Plymouth City Council fined £60k for child data breach

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Use ‘honeypots’ to catch cyber criminals, says ENISA

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NASA employees’ data at risk after agency laptop theft

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Use ‘honeypots’ to catch cyber criminals, says ENISA

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NASA employees’ data at risk after agency laptop theft

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Adobe investigating alleged data breach

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Man arrested over Home Office DDoS attack

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Cybersecurity

O2 Ireland may have lost customer data on mislaid disk

MoD to draft in ‘cyber reservists’

John McAfee is still on the run

Seven charged for Australia’s largest-ever cyber theft

Identity and access management in the age of shadow IT

Plymouth City Council fined £60k for child data breach

Use ‘honeypots’ to catch cyber criminals, says ENISA

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Use ‘honeypots’ to catch cyber criminals, says ENISA

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