Cybersecurity Teams Struggle to Manage Rising Attack Volumes
According to data from ISACA, a professional association, cyber security professionals across Europe are feeling increasingly constrained, with 61% believing their teams are understaffed and
What is a Microcomputer? | TechTarget Definition
A microcomputer is a compact, fully functional computer intended for individual use. Although the term is somewhat outdated, it is now commonly referred to as
The Cyber Industry Must Acknowledge That Risk Cannot Be Completely Eliminated
In the field of cybersecurity, there’s an expectation that we must uphold a higher standard than others. We aim to become the benchmark for excellence,
Investigation Reveals ‘Reasonable Likelihood’ That Post Office Capture Software Led to Accounting Losses
A report from forensic investigators has found a «reasonable likelihood» that the Capture software, utilized by hundreds of subpostmasters in the 1990s, led to accounting
Strategies for Maintaining Optimal Cooling in Data Centers
Power and efficient cooling are critical components of data center operations, whether they belong to a cloud hyperscaler, a commercial colocation facility, or an enterprise’s
Understanding Cloud Access Security Brokers (CASB): What They Are and How They Work
A cloud access security broker (CASB) is a software solution or service that acts as an intermediary between an organization’s on-premises infrastructure and the infrastructure
Cybersecurity Firms Require a Best Practices Framework for Major Incidents.
Recent high-profile incidents in cyber security have captured global attention, illustrating the substantial disruptions they can cause. For instance, a CrowdStrike event has been assessed
UK Heightens Readiness Amid Iranian Spear-Phishing Threats, Reports NCSC
The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), along with American agencies such as the FBI and the Department of the Treasury, has issued a joint
Embracing Transparency: Unraveling the Public CrowdStrike Event
We are currently navigating a landscape filled with cyber ‘incidents,’ ranging from WannaCry to MOVEit. It is, however, quite uncommon for a vendor to find
Concerns Emerge Over Printing Vulnerability Impacting Linux Distributions
A newly identified series of four critical vulnerabilities within the Common Unix Printing System (CUPS) has raised significant concerns among security experts regarding the potential
AWS Alleged to Exaggerate Competitive Risks from Cloud Repatriation
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is facing criticism for allegedly exaggerating the competitive threat posed by enterprises relocating their workloads back to on-premise data centres. In
New Insights Uncover Further Parallels Between Post Office Capture and Horizon Scandal
The Post Office’s shift in behavior following the introduction of computerized branch accounting software in 1993 corresponds with a surge in prosecutions six years later,