The role of CISO has transformed dramatically from technical implementation to strategic business partnership. At Mashreq Bank, this means embedding security into business decisions from the start and developing hybrid BISO roles.
The UK retailer confirmed the massive financial impact of an April cyber attack that prevented online clothing and furniture sales for nearly two months. The company believes Russian cyber criminals were behind the breach.
A new report reveals Irish companies are investing in cybersecurity technology but failing to train their people properly. Nearly half of cyber leaders can’t secure budgets for AI security initiatives, and burnout is emerging as a serious concern.
Russian spies are creating hidden Alpine Linux virtual machines within compromised Windows systems using Microsoft’s own Hyper-V technology. This allows them to bypass endpoint detection tools and deploy custom malware while making traffic appear legitimate. The campaign began in July and targets go
A hacker claiming responsibility for the University of Pennsylvania breach says their motive was financial gain, not anti-DEI ideology. The incident reveals how elite universities’ donor databases have become prime targets for cybercriminals seeking wealthy individuals’ data.
Microsoft Edge’s new passkey sync capability marks a critical inflection point in the passwordless revolution. This move by a major browser signals broader industry transformation ahead.
Microsoft has finally enabled passkey saving and syncing in Edge’s built-in password manager. While this brings Windows users into the passwordless future, significant gaps remain compared to competitors and third-party solutions.
Optus CEO Stephen Rue apologizes for the Triple Zero outage that left Australians unable to call emergency services. Despite four deaths and regulatory scrutiny, he insists leadership change would create more instability.
Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a sophisticated hacking campaign targeting freight companies to intercept and steal cargo shipments. The attacks involve organized crime groups redirecting shipments through compromised logistics networks.
European organizations are experiencing unprecedented ransomware attacks, with over 2,100 victims posted on extortion sites in 2024 alone. The region now accounts for nearly 22% of global ransomware victims, creating a cybersecurity crisis driven by unique financial and regulatory pressures.
