Global nuclear cyber-defence ‘inadequate’
One of Europe’s leading cyber warfare experts claims that the world’s ability to defend against cyber attacks targeting nuclear weapons is grossly inadequate, and could lead to an accidental nuclear war. Dr Sandro Gaycken, Director of the Digital Society Institute at the ESMT Berlin business school and Director of NATO’s SPS Cyberdefence project, says that […]
Guest Blog, Tom Lysemose Hansen: Raising cybersecurity awareness in a mobile world
Promon founder and CTO Tom Lysemose Hansen, who has extensive experience in IT security and risk analysis and founded the company more than 10 years ago, analyses how companies tackle the growing threat of cyber-attacks, from the pros and cons of raising awareness among their customers, to the in-house cybersecurity talent shortage… Mobile phones have […]
Pervade Software: Where would you shine a spotlight on cyber-attacks?
This probably seems like a stupid question, implying that cyber-attacks are like people trying to break into your workplace in the middle of night and a well-aimed torch beam holding them in the spotlight and ultimately scaring them off. And yet this is exactly how security monitoring systems work. Cyber-attacks come in all shapes and sizes from the next generation of Slow Death Denial […]
Consumers fear of further cyber-attacks a ‘very clear call to action’ for organisations…
A new survey conducted by the identity software management provider, Centrify, has revealed that 75 per cent of adults in the UK would stop doing business with, or would cancel a membership to, an organisation if its database was hacked. The research of 2,400 people across the UK, Germany and the US analysed consumer attitudes towards hacking and how likely people are […]
