The Latest Breaking News on Cybersecurity

Commons speaker suggests phones not be taken into meetings as UK cyber security centre issues 10 ‘top tips’

The security minister has issued a statement urging minister to step up their phone secuirty

A flock of experts, speakers, and ethical hackers have gathered in Saudi Arabia to partake in Black Hat, a cybersecurity event organized to provide a platform of communication for people interested in cybersecurity and expertise exchange in this field. Black Hat has been organized this year following the success achieved…

Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle has urged MPs to be careful with mobile phones

Security minister Tom Tugendhat issued a stark warning to MPs after Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle urged them to be careful with mobile phones.

Speaker's letter of caution comes after reports emerged of Liz Truss’s personal phone being hacked by Kremlin agents

Advocates hope increased penalties for companies that don't protect private information will lead to beefed-up cyber security, but they want laws to go further.

Our nation’s data security practices have been so sloppy that recent major data breaches could have been avoided with simple protections

Fake emails encourage users to click on unknown links which could contain malware.

Health insurer is yet to contact hundreds of customers whose personal details – but not medical information – were posted online

A rising number of far-Right extremists radicalised online in their bedrooms are trying to acquire weapons to carry out lethal attacks, the head of MI5 said on Wednesday as he warned of a continuing serious terror threat to this country.