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Ransomware, Mac Malware Dominate Q1 Threat Landscape
Dark Reading An analysis of the threat landscape in the first quarter of 2017 suggests that ransomware will continue to pose major problems for enterprises and individual … |
As with previous years, 2016 saw no shortage of data breaches. Looking ahead to 2017, the Information Security Forum (ISF), a global, independent information security body that focuses on cyber security and information risk management, forecasts businesses will face four key global security threats in 2017.
“2016 certainly lived up to expectations,” says Steve Durbin, managing director of the ISF. “We saw all sorts of breaches that just seemed to get bigger and bigger. We lurched from one to another. We always anticipate some level of it, but we never anticipate the full extent. I don’t think anybody would have anticipated some of the stuff we’ve seen of late in terms of the Russians getting involved in the recent elections.”
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What will be hot at RSA? NSA/tech industry battle; cyberwarfare issues dominate
Network World Network World – It's almost a shame that former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden won't be at the upcoming RSA Conference since the disclosures he's leaked about the NSA's mass surveillance practices involving the U.S. high-tech … |
Nov 08, 2010 (Voice of America News/ContentWorks via COMTEX) — The war in Afghanistan, elections in Burma and relations with China have been discussed in talks between the American and Australian governments in Melbourne. U.S. Secretary of State Hillary …
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