By David Meyer
Lawyers have been increasingly liberated from their desks thanks to digital software, with convenience and affordability the main benefits, but security management was named as the biggest challenge facing legal IT departments – especially in small and medium-sized practices.
As 2015 is left behind, it’s clear it was not the best year for cyber security. Thomas Fischer, principal threat researcher for Digital Guardian, looks at the highest profile hacks of 2015 and how cyber security will evolve in 2016.
Last night, Joseph Valente was named the winner of The Apprentice 2015 and Alan Sugar’s new business partner – in essence, beating the boardroom.
Email scams could become the biggest threat to your business in 2016 and we’ve got some practical steps that can help your company protect itself from harm in the New Year.
A new startup called Leakserv is out to tap into a very niche business sector – revenge porn. The service will fight unexpected online nudity and “reduce trauma for the victims”.
This year, we’ve already seen a number of high-profile cyber security breaches, including French broadcaster TV5 and British Airways.
With Black Friday looming, a new “invisible” cyber security threat looks set to “more than double”, experts have warned
By Chris Field
New data from CIFAS, the UK’s fraud prevention service, has painted a gloomy picture for the digital economy: reported instances of ID fraud are continuing to increase.
Following the breaking news of the TalkTalk cyber-attack, Kevin Foster, testing services manager at MTI Technology, explains how the company was hacked – and how SMEs can avoid falling prey to the same attack.
By Simon Brooke
The recent news that cybercrime is to be reported as a separate category shows how online crime has increased over the last few years. We talked to Digital Shadows founders Alastair Paterson and James Chappell about how their different approach to cyber security may be the UK’s needed solution.
