The Latest Breaking News on Cybersecurity

U.S. wireless network T-Mobile says hackers have stolen data on 37 million customers

A "bad actor" had access to millions of T-Mobile customers’ data for six weeks before being discovered.

Plan to target ‘gloomy sentiments’ across festival period comes as independent health forecasters estimate over 600,000 deaths from Covid

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has issued a notification requiring digital asset business operators that have custody of customers' digital assets to have a digital asset wallet management system to store digital assets and cryptographic keys.

UK security minister Tom Tugendhat warns of ‘persistent threat’ of Russian attacks on country’s infrastructure

Global networking giant Cisco Systems says security for hybrid work is among its top business priorities in Asean and Thailand as businesses are paying more attention to the issue.

The company announced it was continued to find ways to work around the recent cyber attack which impacted its systems

The company announced it has resumed the export of letters which do not require a customs declaration to all international destinations

On October 13, 2014, Anees Ansari, 24, was once again logged into Facebook from his office computer in Andheri East, Mumbai. In the past year, he had already received at least three verbal warnings and two written warnings from his managers for “excessive use of internet during working hours”. 

A senior Ukrainian official blamed Russia on Tuesday for carrying out the bulk of more than 2,000 cyberattacks on Ukraine in 2022, speaking at a news conference that he said was itself delayed because of a cyberattack.

As the Australian Signals Directorate look to attract more talent, recent reports predict a shortfall of 30,000 cyber security professionals by 2026.