Cloud computing, remote work, extortion campaigns, and carpet-bombing attacks will create even more cyber security challenges in 2021, says Marc Wilczek, COO at Link11 GmbH

Cloud computing, remote work, extortion campaigns, and carpet-bombing attacks will create even more cyber security challenges in 2021, says Marc Wilczek, COO at Link11 GmbH
Peiter Zatko, otherwise known by hacker handle ‘Mudge’ will report directly to CEO Jack Dorsey after conducting review of Twitter operations
Networking giant found guilty of infringing four cybersecurity patents and ordered to pay $1.9 billion, but it will appeal
In this first part of a three-part series, Silicon UK considers how UK police forces are using technology today? With significant advances from drones to AI-based data analytics, constabularies have an array of tools to choose from. How are these technologies being used on the frontline to keep citizens safe?
RSA Security is to be sold to a consortium for just over $2 billion, as Dell seeks to ‘simplify’ it business and product portfolio
Hack compromised 20 admin accounts and malware was implanted on 40 servers, but the UN opted to cover up the cybersecurity attack
As business transform into agile organizations, the traditional perimeters a company could defend against attack have expanded and become less well-defined. In an age where mobile devices, the cloud and the burgeoning IoT revolution, how does security need to change to protect businesses in this new world of fluid data?
Department of Homeland Security revives program to identify cybersecurity flaws in modern aircraft
Financial service providers must have high levels of compliance and deliver world-class services to their customers. Has the hybrid cloud delivered a platform this sector can build a sustainable and profitable future upon?
Outdated computers, lack of investment, and sparsity of skills means the NHS remains vulnerable to hackers
Riskiest passwords to use revealed by UK cybersecurity agency, includes “123456” and “password”
Unusually direct criticism of Chinese giant, with no confidence expressed in its ability to deal with “underlying defects”
Chinese networking giant calls for cybersecurity standards agreement as it opens Brussels facility
US envoy to EU alleges there is “classified evidence” of security breaches by Chinese networking giant
Academic report argues businesses with poor cyber security should be publicly named and shamed
WannaCry lessons? In the past year, a quarter of NHS spent absolutely nothing on cyber-security training
More bad news for Chinese firms as Japan government reportedly plans to halt equipment purchases
Another day, another breach. ‘Cybersecurity incident’ reported at Ikea’s TaskRabbit odd jobs marketplace
Government seeks candidate to lead £200m programme to sharpen cyber security resilience of the NHS
A new Cyber Security Export Strategy outlines plans to promote British expertise abroad
Is that all? British police spent just £1.3m on cyber training for staff in the last three years
A new consortium led by the World Economic Forum aims to bolster the financial industry’s battle against a growing range of cyber threats
Action plan published for US Government departments to improve cyber security and adopt cloud platforms
Russia and the United States are reportedly exploring the creation of a joint cyber security team
ANALYSIS: Once again, security researchers have found that data has been left open and improperly secured in the cloud and it’s going to keep happening
Making the world a safer place…IBM and Cisco team up to share threat data and carry out joint research
Google’s Cloud Audit Logging technology will enable customers to track administrator and data access activity across a majority of Google’s cloud services
Former major of New York Giuliani accepts position as leader of Donald Trump’s new cybersecurity team
Signal’s parent company provided data on a user to US authorities – but there wasn’t much to hand over
F-Secure has discovered a critical flaw in the way some Inteno routers update their firmware leaving them vulnerable to malware