Easy to use, efficient and accurate malware defense for users who want to personalise their protection

Are UK politicians living proof that human error is the biggest weakness in cyber security?

Free training, security assessments, and access to tools given to strengthen charities’ security posture

Text-based scams now more common than phone calls among young adults

Commerce dept to prevent US companies from selling tools to hack people

The agencies are warning organisations about the attacks which they say have been used in the past to target US critical infrastructure

Ransomware is evolving fast. How can a home-based workforce stay a step ahead?

Hackers using concealed packers to avoid detection

As high street stores join the NICE Investigate Digital Evidence Management system, what does this mean for the wider business community?

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Graylog Security packages SIEM, UEBA, and anomaly detection into one comprehensive cyber security platform

The joint partnership between the two nation's military research units present ways to share software during battle

The editions are suitable for small, medium, and large businesses

They may not have the financial muscle, but small-time cyber crooks can cause havoc for critical systems

Welcome to IT Pro's News in Review, a weekly bite-sized bulletin of the top tech stories of the week, for the week ending 22 October, 2021.

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APT35 used phishing attacks and uploaded spyware onto Google Play Store

The solution speeds up app deployment while providing comprehensive security

We round up the top remote access software for mobile workers, including those with collaboration, screen-sharing and support tools

Many companies are willing to make ransomware payments in the face of the growing threat