hacking

From Anonymous to Omega, here’s everything you need to know about hackers with a conscience

IT professionals can implement as many layers of software as they want, but information security starts with the user

Hacking has been around for at least as long as the computer, but the meaning of the word has shifted dramatically over the last 40 years

A password isn’t enough for modern day security – it’s time to layer up

The malware that made businesses everywhere WannaCry is an important case study for everyone.

In the battle against cyber-crime, many hackers are working for the common good

Hackers aren’t what you see in the movies. Find out who they are, how they work and how you can stop them.

But Redmond says bug-tracking database breach did not lead to exploits - report

Encryption protects our privacy, our information and our financial security, but can also obstruct the fight against terrorism and crime

Malware isn’t just bad software but the focus of a growing criminal industry. Find out how it works, and how it’s making millions

Instead of putting all their faith in protective measures, companies need to build resilience into their security systems and policies

There have been so many major cyber attacks over the years; here are the worst of the worst

Parent company Ruby Corp will pay 37 million users - report

If you know that your business printers could be an entry point for hackers, what can you do to secure them?

Enterprise grade firewalls and rock solid server security is all well and good, but what about your printers?

How can you ensure that your workers keep your business safe?

While nothing is ever truly safe, you can mitigate the potential damage.

Just like wolves, hackers are looking for the weakest, most vulnerable prey.

Applying last-minute security fixes is hitting companies hard, says report

Tamworth pair admit to offences under the Computer Misuse act

Cyber security may get all the headlines, but a physical document falling into the wrong hands can do just as much damage.

Hackers see your printers as a weak spot and your company as easy prey. Don’t let them in.

Browser developers suggest antivirus isn't helping with security