Computer Forensics Company: Computer Forensics Company: Big news stories can shift attitudes. There’s no doubt that insurance vendors and brokers are using major cyber attacks to promote their products, but can security teams also use it to help their businesses be better prepared? By Robert Johnston, N-able Published: 01 Dec [...]
Digital Forensics: Data breaches that expose the personal information of millions of people can have very real consequences for individuals, most notably: identity theft. A new study found that the more of an individual’s personal information is easily accessible to criminals on the dark web, the likelier it is that ...
Computer Forensics Company: Computer Forensics Company: Many companies lack visibility into complex digital supply chains, meaning hidden risks and regulatory exposure. Cyber security requires continuous mapping and board engagement Many organisations still lack visibility into their digital supply chains, leaving serious vulnerabilities despite rising incidents and new regulations like NIS2, ...
Computer Forensics Company: natali_mis – stock.adobe.com Computer Forensics Company: Organisations that are incorporating AI and automation into their cyber security practice are seeing improved outcomes when incidents occur, according to an IBM study By Alex Scroxton, Security Editor Published: 30 Jul 2025 15:52 British organisations that have incorporated artificial intelligence ...
Digital Forensics: This month, an app called Tea gagged the internet. Thousands of women gathered on it, anonymously spilling their dating life icks and the men who allegedly gave them! In one week, the provocative digital space rocketed to the top spot on the U.S. Apple App Store. Then, on ...
Computer Forensics Company: HomeBusiness NewsIRDAI fines Star Health ₹3.39 crore for cyber security violations Computer Forensics Company: Star Health operates through 913 offices, over 14,000 network hospitals, more than 7,75,000 licensed agents, and employs about 17,000 people. By PTI July 26, 2025, 8:51:01 PM IST (Published) India’s insurance regulator has imposed ...
Digital Forensics: A hacker planted data wiping code in a version of Amazon’s generative AI-powered assistant, the Q Developer Extension for Visual Studio Code. Amazon Q is a free extension that uses generative AI to help developers code, debug, create documentation, and set up custom configurations. It is available on Microsoft’s Visual Code ...
Digital Forensics: Indian crypto exchange CoinDCX was reportedly exploited for approximately $44.2 million, according to blockchain sleuth ZachXBT and security firm Cyvers. The exchange’s CEO confirmed that an internal wallet has been compromised. However, he stated that customer funds remain safe. CoinDCX Hack traced back to Tornado Cash funding ZachXBT ...
Digital Forensics: While Donald Trump tries to completely dismiss Jeffrey Epstein’s child sex ring scandal as a Democratic “scam,” his administration has quietly axed a key office related to investigating human trafficking. The White House hacked 1,353 positions from the State Department on Friday, gutting parts of the agency that ...
Computer Forensics Company: UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has announced a new Vulnerability Research Initiative (VRI) that aims to strengthen relations with external cybersecurity experts. The agency already conducts internal vulnerability research on a wide range of technologies and will continue to do so. However, the launch of VRI ...
Computer Forensics Company: Computer Forensics Company: Big news stories can shift attitudes. There’s no doubt that insurance vendors and brokers are using major cyber attacks to promote their products, but can security teams also use it to help their businesses be better prepared? By Robert Johnston, N-able Published: 01 Dec [...]
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