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Does your business need cyber insurance?
In-depth As the cyber insurance market matures, do firms actually need it and if so, how should they choose a policy?
By Kate O'Flaherty Published
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Microsoft and NCSC issue alerts over hacker campaigns targeting WhatsApp, Signal messaging apps
News Microsoft warns about a sophisticated attack that starts with WhatsApp messages, while the NCSC says such incidents are on the rise
By Nicole Kobie Published
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Everything we know about the Hasbro hack so far
News The toy-maker keeps running thanks to business continuity plans, but nature of attack remains unclear
By Ross Kelly Published
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Proton is launching its own ‘private alternative’ to Google Workspace and Microsoft 365
News The launch of Proton Workspace comes amid rising tensions over data sovereignty and privacy
By Ross Kelly Published
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78% of UK manufacturers have experienced a cyber incident in the last year
News Last year's attack on Jaguar Land Rover shows the costs can be very significant indeed
By Emma Woollacott Published
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Claude Code creator confirms cause of massive source code leak
News Over half a million lines of Claude Code source code was leaked, with the company attributing the blunder to human error
By Ross Kelly Published
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Axios npm compromise highlights growing software supply chain risks, experts warn
News Cyber criminals exploited a hijacked maintainer account to compromise one of the world's most widely used JavaScript libraries
By Emma Woollacott Published
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European Commission confirms data breach as ShinyHunters group claims responsibility
News The extortion group is believed to be behind a cyber attack affecting the Commission's cloud systems
By Emma Woollacott Published
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AI challenges mean it's time to shine for cyber professionals
Analysis Keep your security pros close, you never know when you’ll need them to solve an AI-related crisis
By Ross Kelly Published
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RSAC warnings and Arm's AGI CPU
ITPro Podcast AI agents are complicating the jobs of cyber professionals, with broken permissions and a lack of oversight posing major risks
By Rory Bathgate Published
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Google just revised its ‘Q-Day’ timeline
News Google has warned that “Q-Day”, the point where a quantum computer is powerful enough to crack current encryption techniques, could come as soon as 2029.
By Emma Woollacott Published
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OpenAI is cracking down on AI misuse with a new bug bounty program
News Submissions don't have to be security vulnerabilities, OpenAI says, just the potential to cause material harm
By Emma Woollacott Published
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