How businesses can help protect themselves from cyber attack
The bad guys will probably get in, so it’s a good idea to have a resilience plan in place for when they do
Brian Honan
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Irish consumers and businesses advised to be on high alert for cyber attacks
Businesses urged to protect systems over Java code vulnerability
Flaw could allow attacker to remotely control the system the software is on
Why has data stolen in the HSE cyberattack not yet appeared online?
Experts say they are surprised the criminals have not followed through on their threats
HSE cyberattack: New Zealand company offers decryption tool in response to attack
The hope is that the software offered free of charge may speed up restoration of the HSE systems
Dark web ‘dump sites’ being monitored for HSE data after hack
Expert says it is ‘highly unlikely’ gang believed to be based in Russia will be caught
Cyberattacks a ‘wake-up call’ for politicians and public, experts warn
Resourcing cybersecurity properly ‘as necessary as paying your health insurance’
Cyberattack on HSE: Scale of damage on systems will not be known for days
Minister says group responsible has been identified by the State’s cybersecurity apparatus
Android users warned of Flubot messaging malware
Users encouraged to download tracking app for missed parcels that is actually malware
Facebook leak reveals personal data of hundreds of Irish officials in sensitive positions
Defence Forces is aware of Facebook data leak and is ‘taking appropriate steps’
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Call for firms and State agencies to access security threat intelligence
ComReg warns 5G technology increases Ireland’s exposure to cyber attacks
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Protecting data is the big focus as Google, Apple and Facebook try to regain trust
Cybersecurity steps to keep hackers at bay
New EU laws will help protect consumers but practical measures can boost your security
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Huawei ban could stall progression to 5G by several years
Security fears around spy technology hit Chinese network infrastructure maker
Over 3,000 Luas user records ‘may have been compromised’ in cyber attack
Tram service says no financial information was compromised in attack which has shut down website
Ireland vulnerable to cybersecurity attack, says industry leader
Brian Honan says a ‘tsar’ with the authority to implement strategy is needed urgently
Intel unsettled as Spectre and Meltdown fiasco chips its credibility
Chipmaker bears brunt of reputational damage from hardware vulnerabilities
Analysis: Latest hack shows up need to update computer systems
The Wanna Decryptor virus infected older systems that are harder to keep secure
Kurdish hacker hits scores of Irish websites
The National Treasury Management Agency website is shut down all day on Monday
Normal service restored to Garda IT systems after hack attempt
Source of attack remains unknown and security expert says ‘ransomware’ may have used
Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg is right - tape over your webcam
Chief executive was pictured in his office with tape over camera, microphone
Track record: wherever you go online, you are being followed
When you visit websites or use apps, your habits are constantly being monitored
Business warned as survey finds rise in Irish cybercrime outstrips average
SMEs not taking cyber vulnerability seriously, says Garda computer crime unit
Should Apple customers be worried by FBI’s unlocking of iPhone?
Later versions of the iPhone use different security features from gunman’s 5c model
Protect your business online and offline
Risk of physical attack will always be there, but new threats are emerging
Fraud protection should be a priority for businesses
The perpetrators often come from within the firm and are first-time offenders
Courts Service boss fears collapse of IT system
Organisation faces years of ‘scraping around for money’ to support out of date system
Ashley Madison: latest in a line of embarrassing breaches
Hook-up site Adult Friend Finder suffered security leak with details of 4m users published
EU regulation on data protection may reduce cost of compliance
Companies not aware of legal obligations may end up paying more, experts warn
Social media being increasingly used by police, conference told
Gathering explores drone technology, mobile phone video and privacy issues
Computer security industry adds state agencies to global malware blacklist
Edward Snowden was there first – it’s not just cybercrooks who are using staggeringly sophisticated spyware to invade damn near everything. Companies and countries flail about as they fall through a new kind of wormhole
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