The global demand for IT cyber specialists continues its relentless rise, driven by an expanding threat landscape and increasingly stringent regulatory pressures.
Microsoft is offering free of charge to European governments a cybersecurity programme, launched on Wednesday, to bolster their defences against cyber threats, including those enhanced by artificial intelligence, it said.
The Stormous ransomware group listed the Volkswagen Group on its dark web leak site on June 1, asserting that it had stolen sensitive corporate and customer data from the global automotive leader.
The North Face, one of the world’s leading outdoor apparel brands, has disclosed that a credential stuffing attack on its website in April 2025 led to the unauthorized access of customer account information.
MainStreet Bank said one of its third party vendors suffered a data security incident that compromised the sensitive personal information of its customers.
Microsoft, CrowdStrike, Palo Alto and Alphabet’s Google on Monday said they would create a public glossary of state-sponsored hacking groups and cybercriminals, in a bid to ease confusion over the menagerie of unofficial nicknames for them.
Cartier, the luxury jewellery company owned by Richemont had its website hacked and some client data stolen, it told customers according to an email seen by Reuters.
According to data released Monday by the Korea Telecommunications Operators Association, the fallout from the incident has triggered a surge in mobile number portability (MNP), with nearly 933,509 users switching mobile service providers in May alone, a 77% increase compared to March.
Amazon Spain has firmly denied allegations that a massive trove of personal data circulating on the dark web belongs to its customers, following claims by a hacker that information from over five million users had been compromised.
Baidu has denied claims of suffering a data breach after reports emerged that the teenaged daughter of a company executive leaked the sensitive personal information of its users.
As organisations face up to the inevitability of cyber-attacks, they need to shift their approach from piecemeal measures to developing a culture of resilience by design