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Only one in five UK CEOs say their cyber insurance will cover the full cost of a cyberattack
New data has revealed that only one in five CEOs expect full coverage from their cyber insurance policy.
2.8 million people affected by data breach at Baylor Genetics testing and diagnostic firm
Business continued as usual, although employees and patients lost plenty of sensitive data in the incident.
Lords call for a 'kill switch' on powerful AI systems used in the United Kingdom
They believe the UK needs a "vital safety net" to only be used as a last resort.
AI is getting closer to being able to exploit OT, and that's very bad news for critical infrastructure
The situation is not disastrous just yet, but it's definitely time to start paying attention, Forescout hints.
Over 5,000 Dropbox accounts have been hacked, and the attackers only needed an email address
A bug in Lenovo's ID verification system made it possible to access Dropbox accounts, but the bug has since been fixed.
A malware installer posing as a legitimate download service is infecting brands across almost every industry — Microsoft Edge, Razer, Kaspersky and more actively imitated
Microsoft is warning about an ongoing campaign abusing dozens of popular technology and software firms.
Hackers post data of 8.7m people after failed extortion attempt
FulcrumSec attempted to extort Manchester Airports Group, but failed. Now, the cyber-criminals have published the information online.
A botnet running for 23 years with over 15,000 endpoints has finally been shut down by law enforcement and Crowdstrike
Crowdstrike and friends sinkholed thousands of Sality's endpoints rendering the botnet useless.