No longer in the dark: Darktrace confirms London IPO as revenue hits $200m
Cybersecurity unicorn Darktrace has confirmed it will list on the London Stock Exchange at the end of April in a…
12 Apr 2021
Biometrics-powered payments to double by 2025, on the face of it anyway
The use of facial recognition to secure payments is set to double by 2025, according to Juniper Research. The company also expected fingerprint scans and voice-recognition usage to grow in…
09 Apr 2021
Forget carjacking, connected drivers fear car hacking
A third of connected car owners fear their vehicles will be hacked, according to new research from HSB. The cyber insurer's research comes as the majority of automakers produce smart…
09 Apr 2021
Don’t make this password faux paw, NCSC warns
Your cat may be the reason why cybercrooks could be wreaking havoc in your company's infrastructure, warns the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC). Ahead of National Pet Day on Sunday…
08 Apr 2021
Businesses hit by stray shots from nation-state cyberattacks – report
The enterprise is the most common target in nation-state cyberattacks that increasingly catch a “wide range” of victims in the crossfire, a report has found. By volume the vast majority…
07 Apr 2021
Don’t be a sap, says SAP, actually patch these vulnerabilities
SAP is urging organisations to implement security patches across its suite of enterprise software to protect against vulnerabilities that are being actively exploited by cybercriminals. The warning comes as businesses…
06 Apr 2021
533 million users compromised is old news, Facebook says
A database containing the phone numbers and personal data of approximately 533 million Facebook users has resurfaced after it was made freely available on a hacking forum. Most entries contained…