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Smart homes seen as common as smartphonesMore than three-quarters of consumers believe smart homes will be as common in 2025 as smartphones are today, but 66 per cent are also concerned about smart home data being hacked by cybercriminals, a report said. The survey of gl More… |
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Cybercriminals targeting the unexpectedCybercriminals have been continuously discovering more and more ways to successfully target new outlets for financial theft, according to a new report. Greed is motivating cybercriminals to take a non-traditional approach in the s More… |
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Cybercrime – the shape of things to comeEach year, about the time the mince pies and festive bunting appear, we begin to see a raft of predictions from companies, analysts and other opinion leaders on what the newest trend businesses and consumers will face in the coming year. More… |
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The weakest link in cyber securityNewspaper headlines that the international space station might have been compromised by a computer virus might be sensational and grab much attention, but seem far removed from everyday organsations and businesses most of us work for and with. More… |
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Firms ‘failing to install security updates’Although there are dedicated technologies which can automatically download and install security updates, these are rarely used – even by companies that have implemented client system management tools, a report said. Only 35 More… |
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Cybercriminals 'eyeing jobless IT experts'The cybercrime environment in 2009 will be shaped by the global economic downturn as organised cybercriminals will take advantage of a growing, highly-skilled and available workforce of motivated IT programmers out of work, said a study. T More… |
