UL, the global independent safety science company, has issued a warning to businesses in the Middle East of the dangers posed by increasingly sophisticated cyberattacks that target unsecured internet-accessible devices and building control systems (BCS).Read More…
VMware is all set to acquire Carbon Black in an all cash transaction for an value of $2.1 billion that will position VMware to provide a highly differentiated, intrinsic security cloud that will better protect enterprise workloads and clients through big data, behavioral analytics and AI.Read More…
UAE-based value added distributor, Bulwark Technologies announced that its portfolio of internationally acclaimed products lined up to be showcased at Gitex Technology Week 2019.Read More…
ESET researchers have discovered the first known instances of spyware based on the open-source espionage tool called AhMyth. This particular spyware was posing as an internet radio app playing very specific Balochi music; however, the spying capabilities may be easily attached to any other app.Read More…
Fortinet announced a new report by Forbes Insights it commissioned titled “Making Tough Choices: How CISOs Manage Escalating Threats and Limited Resources.” The global survey polled CISOs across various industries about the biggest challenges they’re facing and strategies they’re putting in place to address these obstacles.Read More…
Facebook is announcing two updates to further strengthen Instagram’s security and help protect people who use the platform. First is expanding its Data Abuse Bounty program to include Instagram; second is introducing an invite-only bug bounty program for Checkout on InstagramRead More…
Synology and the Taiwan Computer Emergency Response Team / Coordination Center (TWCERT/CC) have jointly announced the recent ransomware attack, where the attacker obtained admin credentials by brute force and encrypted the data on various brands of NAS (Network Attached Storage), was under control after they took down the C&C server onRead More…
Cybersecurity researchers say the widely used HTTP/2 protocol for web servers contains several vulnerabilities that could lead to Denial of Service (DoS) attacks. The widely used HTTP/2 protocol for web servers contains a set of eight vulnerabilities that could lead to DoS attacks, researchers say. Unpatched web servers running multipleRead More…
