Cybersecurity
What happens after a company pays a ransom?
We caught up with digital forensics and incident response professionals to find out.
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Cybersecurity
Are half-click attacks a concern for IT teams?
This cyberattack doesn’t even require victims to download a file.
Cybersecurity
What should IT take away from cyberattacks on water infrastructure?
It starts with understanding the constraints around OT, experts say.
Cybersecurity
Human error drove cyber losses in H1 2026
Social engineering contributed to 85.3% of incurred losses during that period, according to Resilience.
Cybersecurity
Surviving modern ransomware
Ransomware attackers now have AI on their side. Get the playbooks IT teams use to detect, contain, and recover—plus a hands-on breach simulator.
Cybersecurity
Paying a ransom doesn’t stop cybercriminals: report
And the US had the highest ransom payment rate.
Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity professionals say high-profile incidents boost execs’ credibility
“Businesses are really cognizant of how much impact an incident can have, and therefore want trusted leaders that have experience in incident management and dealing with such things,” ISC2 CISO Jon France says.
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