HP Inc. issued its latest Threat Insights Report, highlighting how threat actors are using malware kits and generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) to improve the efficiency of their attacks. Such tools are reducing the time and skill needed to create attack components,Read More…
HP released its new report highlighting the far-reaching cybersecurity implications of failing to secure devices at every stage of their lifecycle. The findings show that platform security – securing the hardware and firmware of PCs, laptops and printersRead More…
HP issued its latest Threat Insights Report revealing how attackers are using generative AI to help write malicious code. HP’s threat research team found a large and refined ChromeLoader campaign spread through malvertising that leads to professional-looking rogue PDF toolsRead More…
At HP Imagine in Palo Alto, HP issued its latest Threat Insights Report revealing how attackers are using generative AI to help write malicious code. HP’s threat research team found a large and refined ChromeLoader campaign spread through malvertising that leads to professional-looking rogue PDF tools, and identified cybercriminals embedding malicious codeRead More…
HP issued its quarterly HP Wolf Security Threat Insights Report, showing attackers are continuing to find innovative ways to influence users and infect endpoints. The HP Wolf Security threat research team uncovered several notable campaigns including:Read More…
Ertug Ayik, Managing Director of HP Middle East and Africa, in conversation with Security MEA, highlights the big focus on cybersecurityRead More…
Ertug Ayik, VP & MD of Middle East and Africa talks about the ever-evolving cybersecurity landscape in the region, and how HP Sure Click secures regional enterprises from various vulnerabilities. He also shares his thoughts on how CIOs can proactively manage and mitigate future threatsRead More…
HP issued its quarterly HP Wolf Security Threat Insights Report, showing how threat actors are chaining different combinations of attacks together like toy bricks to sneak past detection tools. Read More…
