FPE Capital closes second deal in a week with Intragen investment
FPE capital has closed it sixth deal for its maiden institutional fund, after buying cybersecurity services consultancy, Intragen.
Nearly two in five companies have lost business due to poor cybersecurity – BitSight...
Nearly two in five companies have lost business due to a lack of cybersecurity performance within their organisation, a study from security ratings company BitSight claims.
Allevo teams up with WSO2 to provide PSD2 compliant open banking solution
Financial software provider Allevo and open source integration vendor WSO2 have partnered up to deliver an open banking solution in Romania.
Southeast Asia may be seeing high adoption of online services, they lack behind in...
Southeast Asia is the region with the highest growing adoption rate for internet users, and yet it has a lack of cybersecurity specialists.
North Korea denies UN cryptocurrency hacking allegations and compares the accusers to Hitler
Last month, a UN report claimed North Korea had hacked banks and cryptocurrency exchanges. Now, the country denies it.
Ransomware attacks grew by 118% by in the first quarter of 2019 as hackers...
From a spike in ransomware attacks to a host of new cryptojacking campaigns, the cybersecurity landscape became even more perilous in the first quarter of this year.
Bulgaria’s National Revenue Agency said to be appealing fine for data breach
Bulgaria’s National Revenue Agency (NRA) is reportedly set to appeal the 5.1m levs ($2.8m) fine it received following a widespread data breach.
Overworked and stressed out: new alarming report about working in cybersecurity released
From high staff turnover to tackling bigger demands, a new report has revealed that cybersecurity professionals are increasingly feeling overstretched.
The Capital One hack raises many questions regarding cybersecurity
As the alleged Capital One hacker has been indicted and may face up to 25 years in prison, several experts have stated that the breach raises a lot of questions.
Are these the weirdest ways the European Banking Authority would allow customer authentication?
From vein recognition to the way people write, the European Banking Authority has revealed some odd ways customers can prove their identities under the new SCA rules.
