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Amazon says Russian-backed threat groups were responsible for multi-year attacks on edge devices
News Russian-backed hacker groups are exploiting misconfigured edge devices – now preferring that tactic over hunting down traditional vulnerabilities to gain access to company networks.
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UK government confirms October cyber breach: Everything we know so far
News Details around Foreign Office hack remain sparse and government says it's unclear who is behind the attack
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CRINK attacks: which nation state hackers will be the biggest threat in 2026?
In-depth The past year has seen a number of attacks performed by China, Russia, Iran and North Korea (CRINK)
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NHS supplier DXS International confirms cyber attack – here’s what we know so far
News The NHS supplier says front-line clinical services are unaffected
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The future of threat detection
ITPro Podcast To fight sophisticated threats, cybersecurity teams will need to unify data like never before
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Cisco sounds alarm over AsyncOS zero-day flaw
News The zero-day vulnerability affects Cisco's Secure Email Gateway and Secure Email and Web Manager appliances – here's what we know so far.
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Researchers claim Salt Typhoon masterminds learned their trade at Cisco Network Academy
News The Salt Typhoon hacker group has targeted telecoms operators and US National Guard networks in recent years
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The Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters group is targeting Zendesk customers
News The group appears to be infecting support and help-desk personnel with remote access trojans and other forms of malware
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Asahi reveals 1.5 million customers impacted in cyber attack
News No ransom has been paid, said president and group CEO Atsushi Katsuki, and the company is restoring its systems
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NCSC called in as London councils grapple with cyber attacks
News In what looks likely to be a supply chain attack, councils are warning residents of service disruption
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Why the CrowdStrike insider attack is a big wake up call for businesses
News CrowdStrike has admitted an insider took screenshots of systems and shared them with hackers, and experts say it should serve as a wake up call for enterprises globally.
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Shai-Hulud malware is back with a vengeance
News The malware has compromised more than 700 widely-used npm packages, and is spreading fast
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