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Buying a VPN? Here's what you need to know

Buying a VPN? Here’s what you need to know VPNs are an effective cyber security tool for businesses and remote workers, but there are many things to consider before purchasing and implementing one. We explore some of these Share this item with your network: By Published: 02 Jun 2021 Virtual private networks (VPNs) have become an important tool in the cyber defences of businesses across all industries. They encrypt sensitive corporate data, provide secure remote access for home workers, strengthen public Wi-Fi security, enable anonymous web browsing, circumvent geo-blocks, and offer many other benefits. Clearly, there are many different reasons why a business might want to use a VPN. But if this is new territory for an organisation, choosing and implementing the right service can be challenging. However, asking a few simple questions can help businesses buy the best available VPN.

International Cyber Expo and International Security under one roof

Imagine a world where video cameras are not just watching and reporting for security, but have an even wider positive impact on our lives. Imagine that cameras control street and building lights, as people come and go, that traffic jams are predicted and vehicles are automatically rerouted, and more tills are opened, just before a queue starts to form. Cameras with AI capabilities Cameras in stores can show us how we might look in the latest outfit as we browse. That’s the vision from Panasonic about current and future uses for their cameras that provide artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities at the edge.

How do I get my users to pay attention to security training?

How do I get my users to pay attention to security training? As cyber security risks grow daily, businesses must educate staff about these through cyber awareness training. But how can they ensure this is taken seriously by employees? Share this item with your network: By Published: 07 May 2021 Humans are often seen as the first line of defence in the cyber security posture of organisations today. By offering security awareness training programmes, businesses can educate their employees about a range of growing cyber security risks and what to do if they notice one. With cyber criminals increasingly targeting businesses and their employees, security awareness training is more important than ever. But despite this, users often pay little attention to cyber training and end up putting their organisation’s security at risk as a consequence. So, how can security teams get employees to take training seriously?

UK Cyber Security Association Officially Opens for Membership

UK Cyber Security Association Officially Opens for Membership The UK Cyber Security Association has officially launched and is open for membership, it has been announced. The body is designed to provide a community for anyone working in, or who has an interest in, the sector, helping promote best practices and information sharing both in the UK and internationally. It also aims to work alongside government, trade bodies, and cybersecurity groups to share information and initiatives. Membership has now opened for individuals and organizations actively working in the cybersecurity industry. Those who join will be given access to an online portal and forum to engage with other members and the chance to participate in a program of events and training sessions, among other benefits.

'We have your porn collection': The rise of Extortionware

'We have your porn collection': The rise of Extortionware

#IWD2021 Interview: Lisa Ventura, Founder and CEO, UK Cyber Security Association

A lack of gender diversity remains a major issue in a number of industries, and cybersecurity certainly falls into that category. As well as reducing barriers to entry, cultivating an environment where women feel comfortable and want to work in the sector over the long-term is a crucial aspect of addressing the significant imbalance that currently exists between genders. This will enable more women to reach high level, influential roles in the industry, encouraging others to follow in their footsteps. Infosecurity recently spoke to Lisa Ventura, founder and CEO, UK Cyber Security Association. In what ways have you seen the impact and role women have in cybersecurity change since you first started working in the industry?

Fifty percent of all ransomware attacks are against manufacturers, research

Fifty percent of all ransomware attacks are against manufacturers, research Orange Cyberdefence blames cultural problems that leave the manufacturing sector particularly vulnerable Fifty percent of all ransomware attacks are against manufacturers, research To continue reading... Upgrade Computing helps IT leaders to make technology a revenue and innovation engine for their businesses. Our unique package of news and analysis enables you to discover what the smartest minds in the industry are doing and scan the horizon for what’s next REAL-TIME NEWS AND ANALYSIS: find out what’s happening and why in the technology space including news on your competitors and regulators – delivered to your desktop or mobile in a daily newsletter

Experts Discuss How #COVID19 Impacted the Cyber-Threat Landscape

Citing Orange’s Security Navigator 2021 report, Charl van der Walt, head of security research at Orange Cyberdefense, began by outlining some unexpected trends in regards to incidents detected in the early stages of the crisis. Comparing two countries that took differing approaches to dealing with COVID-19 infections, in the tightly locked down France, there was a decrease in confirmed cyber-incidents of 18%, whereas in Sweden, where there was a much lighter approach to social distancing taken, the number of incidents remained similar. This “inverse” effect may be explained by the reduction in economic activity in these early months. “There were fewer people busy, connected to the network, fewer computers online and less interaction,” noted van der Walt. Therefore, the predicted surge in attacks did not occur over this time.