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The year 2021 has seen a fresh wave of cyberattacks that appear to be wreaking havoc on the digital age. A rise in network risk is unavoidable as more sectors adopt work from home and embrace the digital world. Negligence in dealing with these intangible hazards might expose businesses to cybercrime. Critical industry sectors are frequently targeted by ransomware attacks,

A group of suspected Iranian hackers has launched a DDoS attack against the Port of London Authority

President Rodrigo Chaves declared a nationwide state of emergency on his first day in office and said strong countermeasures will now allow the government to “respond to those attacks as criminal actions.”

"The food supply for millions of Ukrainians and millions more around the world" has been held hostage by the Russian military," a US official said.

Internet of Things (IoT) devices have flooded the lives of consumers over the past few years, with the global IoT market valued at $384.7 billion in 2021, according to a March 2022 report from Fortune Business Insights.

Cyber experts are urging Africa to up its game in the face of criminals targeting the continents fast-growing internet economy with scams and theft.

A cyber-attack on The Coombe at the end of last year resulted in the hospital losing its IT connectivity with CervicalCheck.

Russia's cyber capabilities haven't been as visible as it conventional forces in Ukraine, but the US has labeled Moscow a persistent cyber threat.

By Office of the Governor

Authorities say investigation underway with help of the FBI