Blogs By Stephanie van Wissen
Though the recent Baltimore bridge collision wasn’t a cyber-attack, it did showcase a serious vulnerability in ship systems. A vulnerablity that could’ve easily been exploited by hackers, highlighting a truth that can no longer be denied – ships are easy targets for cybercriminals.
In these cyber warfare episodes of Threat Talks, we explore whether or not we stand a chance in this continuous arms race in cyber technologies, what Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) are, and how these modern threats can affect literally everyone.
PwC’s Dutch CEO Survey shows that 56% of Dutch CEOs are very concerned about cyber risks. The Allianz Risk Barometer lists cyber incidents as the biggest worry for companies globally and Gartner’s 2023 Top Cybersecurity Trends reports that business leaders are recognizing cybersecurity as a top business risk, yet organizations still struggle with implementing the necessary measures to mitigate risks.
If you’ve read any cybersecurity articles lately, you’ve likely come across the term ‘ever-evolving cyber threat landscape.’ It’s one of those phrases that gets thrown around a lot – especially in AI generated content – almost to the point of sounding cliché. But here’s the truth: as cliché as it may sound, it’s not just a buzzword.
Even if you’re an IT professional feeling a bit skeptical about the board’s intentions, you can still see that their involvement is a great chance to align security measures with the company’s broader goals. It’s all about framing this as a partnership, not a critique. One of the best ways to do that is through a cybersecurity assessment that actually makes sense.
How do you stop these modern bankrobbers from targeting your financial institution? In this Breaking the Bank episode of our Threat Talks podcast, our special guest and renowned cybersecurity expert Jayson E. Street shares his experiences on how he ethically “robs” banks to reveal security weaknesses.
Cyberattacks on healthcare organizations can put patients’ lives and entire organizations at risk. There are numerous reasons why cyber attackers seem to favour healthcare facilities as a target: private patient information is worth a lot of money, medical devices are easy entry points, and there’s a lot of outdated technology.
There was a time when today’s tech-giant Apple faced bankruptcy. What happened, and how did Apple get to where it is now despite facing adversity?
