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Microsoft’s Cybersecurity Weapon in the Cloud

2:01 am, July 15, 2021: Microsoft struck a major blow in the cybersecurity wars today, with its decision to offer a cloud-based version of its Windows operating ... Read more

As Cyberattacks Surge, Security Start-Ups Reap the Rewards

3:46 pm, July 12, 2021: SAN FRANCISCO — As cyberattacks proliferated this year, Sanjay Beri, the chief executive of Netskope, a cloud security start-up, got a phone ... Read more

Cybersecurity wakeup call as hackers target school system

6:13 pm, July 8, 2021: New South Wales Department of Education announced it had fallen victim to a cybersecurity attack today. The state department, after having taken ... Read more

Cybersecurity posture confidence high, yet incidents are increasing too

11:33 am, July 6, 2021: IronNet Cybersecurity released a report assessing timely topics such as the estimated cost per enterprise of the SolarWinds cyberattack, executive-level engagement in ... Read more

Canada ‘lucky’ no big hits taken from world’s largest ransomware attack: expert

9:33 am, July 6, 2021: Canadian companies are “lucky” that the world’s largest ransomware attack to date hasn’t affected them more substantially so far, one cybersecurity expert ... Read more

Satisfied employees can reduce IT skills shortage gap in APAC

5:34 am, July 4, 2021: Despite the challenges wrought by the COVID era, the ASEAN region’s economies have continued to rapidly grow, and technology is fueling that ... Read more

Ransomware Threat and Cybersecurity Regulation: What’s Next?

2:35 pm, June 25, 2021: Recent large-scale ransomware attacks are increasing calls for greater federal cybersecurity regulation. Freshfield Bruckhaus Deringer attorneys Brock Dahl and Boris Feldman say ... Read more

Dam releases, bank failures and poisoned water: Cyber pros warn worst cases are possible

3:09 pm, June 22, 2021: Hackers could have opened the flood gates on a dam in New York in 2013, but the gates were offline for maintenance. ... Read more

Cybersecurity expert warns P.E.I. Pass website is ‘hotspot’ for hackers

11:12 am, June 22, 2021: A cybersecurity expert in New Brunswick is warning that uploading personal documents online to apply for a P.E.I. Pass is putting people’s ... Read more

Cybersecurity skills gap: Why bad security is worse than no security

5:56 pm, June 21, 2021: AND Digital’s Jeff Watkins discusses the dangerous cybersecurity skills gap and what should be done to tackle the problem. With technology firmly ... Read more