Threat Briefings

This month, we take a look back to see what we can learn from the data breaches and cyber attacks we have covered in 2022.

In this month's Cybersecurity Threat Briefing we look at the recent OpenSSL bug and and how to prioritize your security patches.

We look at the phishing attack against Uber & the Rockstar games data leak to see how third-party apps can be used as a tool by hackers.

In this month's cybersecurity threat briefing we look at UK water company hack and a car manufacturer security breach.

In this month's cybersecurity threat briefing we see that ransomware is still a big threat to businesses, we also cover the Shanghai Police Database leak.

In July’s cyber news report we look at service provider security and how a popular POS (point of sale) service was hacked, showing why you need to build security into your business operations.

June’s edition covers potential risks within third-party tools used for websites and the real cost to businesses when they're hacked.

May’s run-down covers an official multi-national security alert, and hospital hacks as a reminder that cybersecurity has impacts in the real, physical world.

In April’s cybersecurity news we take a look at new reporting requirements and supply chain security risks.

In our March headlines we look at DDoS disguises and Mac hacks on government ministries, big banks, and other commercial organizations using distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks.

In our February news coverage we’re looking at Log4J vulnerabilities and compromised credentials and how you can use vulnerability scanning to minimize the risk.

In January’s cyber news we look at how Ransomware can affect your business, and how to prevent it through patching and cyber awareness training.