Cyber Risk Management

23 Dec 2024

The great awakening: Europe's need for cyber-sovereignty

The UK and Europe have been sleepwalking through cyber-space, unaware of the risk posed by nation state actors and their dependency on foreign tech

Texas hospital shared the healthcare data of over 40,000 patients with a third party vendor

23 Dec 2024

Dallas, Texas-based healthcare provider UT Southwestern Medical Center said that a major cyber attack, which struck its systems in October, compromised the sensitive personal information of more than 40,000 individuals.

Irish DPC fines Meta €251m over 2018 data breach that affected 3 million EU users

23 Dec 2024

Facebook’s parent company Meta has been slapped with a €251 euro fine by Ireland’s Data Protection Commission for failing to prevent a data security incident in 2018 that affected almost 29 million Facebook accounts globally.

Implementing predictive resilience

20 Dec 2024

Supply chains and other critical business operations are constantly under threat from cyber-criminals. Predictive resilience can help

Harnessing AI in cyber-security: threats and opportunities

19 Dec 2024

Cyber-attackers use AI to enhance their tactics, making them more cost-effective and harder to detect. But defenders can also use it to keep one step ahead

19 Dec 2024

NIS2: Where to from here?

The NIS2 compliance deadline has passed, but the journey to compliance is not over. Organisations must act swiftly to avoid penalties and safeguard operations

Could we be seeing the end of passwords?

18 Dec 2024

Passwords are the weak link in a digital world plagued by fraud. But with initiatives from business, we can accelerate the shift to passwordless authentication

Nebraska sues Change Healthcare over massive data breach impacting 575,000 residents

18 Dec 2024

Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers announced Monday that the state has filed a lawsuit against Change Healthcare, UnitedHealth Group, and Optum following a data breach in February 2024 that exposed the sensitive information and medical records of at least 575,000 Nebraskans.

US needs to do more make cyber attackers pay, Trump adviser says

17 Dec 2024

U.S. President-elect Donald Trump’s administration will examine ways to impose higher costs on private actors and U.S. adversaries who wage cyber attacks on America, Trump’s pick for national security adviser, Representative Mike Waltz, said on Sunday.

Inmediata Health Group settles for $250,000 over HIPAA violations in data breach

13 Dec 2024

In a significant development, Inmediata Health Group, a Puerto Rico-based healthcare clearinghouse, has agreed to a $250,000 settlement with federal regulators over violations of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)

From threat to shield: the future of the AI battlefield

09 Dec 2024