The Latest Breaking News on Cybersecurity

Iran has foiled a cyberattack on its central bank, the country's telecommunications infrastructure company said on Friday. Anonymous and other global hacking groups threatened in October to launch cyberattacks on Iranian institutions and officials in support of anti-government protests and to bypass internet censorship there. Amir Mohammadzadeh Lajevardi, head of…

Victoria's fire service says there's no evidence employees' personal details have been posted to the dark web or any financial fraud has taken place.

Ayrshire Live can reveal that the local authority has launched a probe after a complaint was raised following the alleged publication of a vulnerable child’s picture on a school social media platform.

Northern Ireland secretary Chris Heaton-Harris apologised after “some deeply unpleasant stuff” was posted to his account.

Before the Panama Papers were published in 2016, what if the Indian Express had been hauled before a data protection board for violating the privacy of those who held accounts in tax havens?

Millions of PC and laptop users may face a rough start to 2023 should they fail to upgrade their devices

The Security Operations Centre (SOC), which is the first of its kind in Northern Ireland

As organisations increasingly embrace remote work and cloud usage to streamline their operations in the new normal, they are likely to leave the door open for hackers to exploit.

NEW DELHI: In view of a potential cyber attack threat to the power system in the national capital, LG VK Saxena has approved a notification to declare critical information infrastructure (CII) of power utilities and associated computer resources as 'protected systems.' The person authorised in writing by the power utilities…

Survey by Hays showed the labour market remains tight despite worries about economic slowdown

The new rules relate to home charging poitns