Check out the podcast on our YouTube channel here April in the UK was spent entirely in lockdown. As a result, this is the second vlog we’ve had to record over Skype – COVID-19 once again dominated proceedings. The effects of the pandemic on the global level have become clearer in the last month. The …
Cyjax Geopolitical Podcast – April 2020 – The Blog Read More »
COVID-19 cybersecurity update In the face of the continuing coronavirus pandemic, individual cybercriminals and groups have re-geared their operations to use coronavirus lures. Recent research revealed a 148 per cent month-on-month increase in ransomware attacks from February to March, alongside a spike in attacks on financial institutions. Over a dozen state-sponsored threat groups have been …
Geopolitical and Cybersecurity Weekly – 27 April 2020 Read More »
Despite increasingly stringent measures being taken to slow the outbreak, both in UK hospitals and wider society, the number of cases continues to grow. Hospitals in the UK have cancelled all non-urgent operations for at least three months. Patients considered fit enough to leave have been sent home, and approximately 10,000 extra beds sourced from …
Earlier this week, Cyjax CISO, Ian Thornton-Trump, chatted to Phelim Rowe, president and CEO of CTG Intelligence, exploring the business landscape for managed security services (MSS) and managed service providers (MSP), and looking at what the future holds for the channel. The video of their conversation can be found on YouTube, here. CTG is also …
Remote working and virtual business – the challenge for MSS and MSP Read More »
Drugs, guns, credit card details and malware are what most people typically associate with the darknet. All of which are certainly present. But market volatility is one feature of the darknet which is less frequently discussed. Ever since Silk Road was shut down by the FBI in 2013, darknet markets have come and gone, rising …
