By MyCena | Posted on : 16 March 2022
Ubisoft, the video games developers behind franchises such as Assassin’s Creed and Far Cry, was the target of a large attack earlier this month.
New US law forces companies to disclose attacks
By MyCena | Posted on : 16 March 2022
The US government has passed another law in a bid to fight cybercrime. On March 11, the Senate passed new legislation drawn up by senators Gary Peters and Rob Portman.
By MyCena | Posted on : 16 March 2022
Experts believe that we have yet to see the peak of the Ukraine conflict in the cyber world. According to The Guardian,
Ukraine tests cyber resilience
By MyCena | Posted on : 16 March 2022
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has led to hackers on both sides preparing for further escalation. There has been a rise in attacks since the start of the year as tensions have increased,
By MyCena | Posted on : 10 March 2022
Julia O’Toole, founder and CEO of MyCena Security Solutions,urges businesses to bolster their cybersecurity to avoid getting caught in the cyber crossfire of the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
Stop punishing employees and take responsibility for your own passwords, says MyCena
By MyCena | Posted on : 10 March 2022
Proofpoint’s annual report on phishing revealed that the UK is by far the worst culprit for disciplining employees that fail cybersecurity tests
Business leaders need to stop blaming their employees for their own cybersecurity failures and take control of the digital keys to their business.