December 10, 2018
A landmark court case where an employee and employer blame each other for a data breach is one of seven 2019 predictions from cybersecurity firm Forcepoint. The 2019 Forcepoint Cybersecurity Predictions Report also forecasts an intensification in state-sponsored hacking – dubbed a cyber cold war. Read More
December 3, 2018
The rise in state-sponsored cyber-attacks on critical infrastructure will continue its upward trajectory during 2019, according to a cyber threat intelligence firm that also forecasts that hackers will capitalise on GDPR, probe cloud security for vulnerabilities and expand use of 'multi-homed' malware attacks. Read More
August 21, 2018
Access control systems are changing rapidly, both in a physical environments like schools and in terms of digital devices like […] Read More
February 8, 2018
The Malwarebytes Labs State of Malware report 2017 examines attack methods, malware developments, and distribution techniques used by cybercriminals last year. Read More
January 25, 2018
For the second consecutive year, access control is the fastest growing sector in the global physical security industry, according to a comprehensive report from market research consultancy Memoori. Read More
January 12, 2018
(Image: Axis Communications) When it comes to the accelerating pace of technological change – though that’s disputed – people often […] Read More
January 3, 2018
In 2017 we saw the emergence of Wannacry, NotPetya, Locky, GoldenEye, and Jigsaw. David Ferbrache, CTO in KPMG’s cybersecurity practice, has set out 10 trends we can expect to see in 2018. Read More
April 18, 2017
From innovations in network cameras and CCTV lighting to intruder alarms, biometrics and shut-down rooms, Chris Perry of NVC Security charts the milestone innovations that have upgraded the modern security professional's arsenal. Read More
February 7, 2017
With crime on the rise and terror threats against urban areas growing, improving safety in our cities and towns is […] Read More
January 9, 2017
IoT developers will literally put a computer chip in anything but the camera still reigns supreme for media coverage when it comes to security products. Read More