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Infosecurity | January 29, 2020

A South Carolina water company is recovering from a cyber-attack that took its phone and online payment systems offline for nearly a week. The cyber-attack on Greenville Water triggered a payment system outage that began on Wednesday, January 22. Company spokesperson Emerald Clark said 500,000 customers were affected by the incident. An investigation has been launched into the cyber-attack, the exact nature of which is yet to be revealed by Greenville Water. It's not yet known who targeted t...

Information Age | February 17, 2020

Mastercard is taking yet another step towards combating cyberattacks by opening the European Cyber Resilience Centre, a state-of-the-art cyber and security center in Europe. The center will act as a Read More

Infosecurity | February 20, 2020

Sumo Logic's survey finds 38.5% of users found administration was the biggest struggle of SIEM complexity, whilst 32% cited deployment. SIEM engineering and management require a dedicated team that is accustomed to the pla...

washingtonpost | April 01, 2020

Coronavirus has inspired an unprecedented number of online scams targeting people and businesses – and researchers say the wave of attacks is just getting started. The massive volume of cybercriminal activity reflects the overwhelming scope of the pandemic, which has upended every aspect of daily life across the world — from how people seek medical information to how they work, socialize and shop for groceries. The mass uncertainty allows criminals to prey on broad swaths of the glob...