Cyber warfare
Cyber warfare For caught in the crossfire of cyberwarfare
Dr Sandra Bell, Head of Resilience Consulting EMEA, Sungard Availability Services, provides an overview of how the topic of state-backed …
Crisis response “We are in a constant cyber security arms race”
Self-prescribed crisis-geek, Dr Paul Robertson, Director of Resilience, continuity and crisis, EY, speaks to editor at teiss, Anna Delaney at …
Threats Israel bombs Hamas headquarters in retaliation to cyber attack
In what could open up a new chapter in how nations respond to crippling cyber attacks carried out by nation …
Threats Is the new geography of warfare in the human mind?
Raef Meeuwisse, author of "Cybersecurity for Beginners" and Expert Speaker, ISACA, joined us at TEISS2019 to share why the human …
Threats Iran launched cyber attacks against UK government & private firms last year
Iran was behind a large number of cyber-attacks carried out against the Post Office, several local government networks, as well …
Threats Majority of security pros want their firms to “hack back” cyber criminals
With organisations across the globe suffering countless cyber attacks everyday that either target their IT infrastructure or attempt to steal …
Threats Russia open for cyber security dialogue with the UK despite accusations
Moscow has indicated that it is willing to engage with the United Kingdom in a fruitful cyber security dialogue despite …
Threats Classified Ministry of Defence data lost to 37 cyber incidents in 2017
Alarm bells rang across Britain's defence and national security corridors in August this year when the Royal Air Force discovered …
Threats Britain to spend £250 million on “offensive cyber-force” to combat Russian threat
Britain could spend as much as £250 million on an offensive cyber-force composed of around 2,000 personnel to respond effectively …
Threats Britain ready to use offensive cyber tools against Russia’s GRU, says GCHQ chief
Denouncing Russia's constant endeavour to "undermine the international rules-based order", Jeremy Fleming, the director of GCHQ, has said that Britain …
Threats Cyber-attack forces government workers to switch to typewriters
Officials in the Matanuska-Susitna Borough in Alaska were forced to bring back typewriters from the closets and resort to writing …
Threats Despite truce talks, North Korean hackers still targeting South Korean firms
Even though there are signs of a possible truce between the Korean neighbours, the long-drawn and well-funded cyber-espionage campaign carried …
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