Danger: accessing corporate data on personal devices at home is risky
One global study points to a 40% risk among the distributed workforce surveyed.
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By CybersecAsia editors and webmaster webmaster | Wednesday, September 16, 2020, 1:57 PM Asia/Singapore | News, Newsletter
One global study points to a 40% risk among the distributed workforce surveyed.
Read MoreBy CybersecAsia editors and webmaster webmaster | Tuesday, September 15, 2020, 2:02 PM Asia/Singapore | Newsletter, Tips
It was only a matter of time before the rising prominence of Linux attracted the attention of advanced persistent cybercrooks!
Read MoreBy CybersecAsia editors and webmaster webmaster | Tuesday, September 15, 2020, 12:40 PM Asia/Singapore | Newsletter, Tips
When no organizations are impervious to cyberattacks, backup immutability should be part of every business’ defense strategy. Find out more here…
Read MoreBy CybersecAsia editors and webmaster webmaster | Tuesday, September 15, 2020, 11:19 AM Asia/Singapore | News, Newsletter
Urgent patching or decommissioning of affected devices is needed because hackers can evade EDR and NGFW detection.
A major threat has been found in a low-level TCP/IP software library developed by Treck Inc that is commonly used by device manufacturers across many industries, including utilities, healthcare, government, and academia. The impact of this threat ripples through complex software supply chains, making it a difficult vulnerability to mitigate, according to cybersecurity firm ExtraHop.
Read MoreBy CybersecAsia editors and webmaster webmaster | Tuesday, September 15, 2020, 11:08 AM Asia/Singapore | News, Newsletter
Detecting, deterring and destroying money laundering can benefit from AI, but traditional rules-based AML laws may be complicating effective adoption.
Can AI strengthen efforts to thwart money-laundering? Some 73% of banks in Singapore believed so, but many remained unsure how to operationalize the advanced technology to that end.
Read MoreBy CybersecAsia editors and webmaster webmaster | Friday, September 11, 2020, 1:39 PM Asia/Singapore | News, Newsletter
Your device has been infected, click here to download the only app that can salvage your data! You have 20 seconds!
Clicking on pop-up messages on your phone or computer can sometimes be tempting. Especially a popup dialog box indicating a problem with your device and prompting you to contact tech support.
Read MoreBy Ayshwaria Lakshmi, IMAWS | Thursday, September 10, 2020, 9:29 AM Asia/Singapore | News, Newsletter
It “comes at the right time” to meet the need for a competent policy for India’s immature level of cybersecurity.
India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently announced that the nation will soon have a new cybersecurity policy as technology will play a big role in developing the country.
Read MoreBy CybersecAsia editors and webmaster webmaster | Thursday, September 10, 2020, 9:26 AM Asia/Singapore | News, Newsletter
Their accounts were hacked, of course, but URL filtering could have stopped gullible users from falling prey, says a cybersecurity report.
In a recent survey of 3,400 global companies and remote workers across 17 countries and four continents, 92% of the respondents said they have adopted new technologies to enable remote work, including workplace collaboration tools, privacy solutions, and endpoint cybersecurity.
Read MoreBy CybersecAsia editors and webmaster webmaster | Wednesday, September 9, 2020, 11:09 AM Asia/Singapore | News, Newsletter
Believing erroneous behavior is correct or appropriate is the most difficult mindset to correct, according to the trainers.
At the beginning of April 2020, to help businesses train their staff on cybersecurity skills, Kaspersky and adaptive learning firm Area9 Lyceum had launched a free course for those transitioning to remote-working, covering the basics of secure remote operations.
Read MoreBy Jonathan Tan, Managing Director, Asia, McAfee Enterprise | Tuesday, September 8, 2020, 9:18 AM Asia/Singapore | Newsletter, Opinions
Rushing digital transformation may help enterprises survive the pandemic, but only if the accompanying rise of cyberthreats is also strategically-addressed.
Intricate digital transformation processes may already have been in place before COVID-19 struck, but across the duration of the pandemic, the timelines of these plans were greatly-accelerated as social distancing measures came into place. In order to reach out to customers, businesses had to explore digital means, such as online websites or apps to make up for restrictions on physical contact.
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