A cyberattack could hurt the company’s reputation in addition to causing direct financial loss.
More than 90% of successful attacks against businesses originate from phishing.
Human error is still the greatest cause of data breaches and security failures.
On average, companies lose $188,400 annually due to cybercrime.- Phishing accounts for 37% of all cyberattacks directed toward businesses.
A ransomware attack happens every 14 seconds.
There’s a cyberattack every 39 seconds.
Hackers need just $1 to acquire their tools.
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CyberSec Roundup – 10th September, 2024
CyberSec Roundup A synopsis of the Latest Cybersecurity News Transport for London Hacked London’s transportation authority confirmed it suffered a cyberattack that has prevented its staff from performing some customer service duties. Despite these issues, the transport network remains fully operational. The incident is being investigated, but so far, it does not appear that[…]
July 22, 2024
CyberSec Roundup – 22nd July, 2024
CyberSec Roundup A synopsis of the Latest Cybersecurity News Y2K in 2024 Fears at the turn of the century of a major computer outage due to the Y2K bug were realized for many last Friday when Windows computers worldwide suddenly got stuck at a “Blue Screen of Death” and were unable to boot up. […]
June 3, 2024
CyberSec Roundup – 3rd June, 2024
CyberSec Roundup A synopsis of the Latest Cybersecurity News Ticketmaster Breach Affects 560m Ticketmaster confirmed the company suffered a breach via a 3rd party cloud storage provider (Snowflake) in late May. The threat actor, known as Shiny Hunters, stole 1.3TB of information including personal information for 560 million customers, by hacking a Snowflake’s employee[…]
May 13, 2024
CyberSec Roundup – 13th May, 2024
CyberSec Roundup A synopsis of the Latest Cybersecurity News 49m Dell Customers Exposed Dell suffered a cyberattack that led to information for 49 million customers being stolen. The threat actor known as Menelik took credit for the attack and posted the stolen information on the dark web, which included names and addresses of customers[…]
