Credit cards at risk: What should I do if affected by Fota Wildlife Park cyberattack?
While cyberattacks are all too common, it is quite unusual for customers of any company to be told they need to cancel their credit or debit cards
While cyberattacks are all too common, it is quite unusual for customers of any company to be told they need to cancel their credit or debit cards
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Medium and large-sized business expect to invest €1.18m to boost defences in the next year, according to Expleo survey
Botched update that hit millions of computers leads to claims of ‘ambulance chasing’ by competitors
Financial institutions face a new suite of rules and and requirements when EU law takes effect next year, Compliance Institute said
‘Significantly heightened geopolitical risk’ multiplies likelihood of danger as plan outlining how cyber threats will be declared, managed and co-ordinated is published
Company backed by private equity group Bowmark Capital says acquisition will enable it to enlarge its portfolio
Firms must review their contingency and cyber-resilience plans to avoid future major mishaps
Cybersecurity group’s glitchy security software update sees its shares slide almost 30% over past week
Free and open-source safety tools, office software and image editing software don’t have to cost the Earth. In fact, they don’t have to cost anything
Several sites were targeted including voter registration portal, House of the Oireachtas and Transport for Ireland
Investment in new roles is supported by State agency Enterprise Ireland
Largest ever operation against ransomware botnets disrupts IcedID, Smokeloader, SystemBC, Pikabot and Bumblebee
Coimisiún na Meán accused of doing ‘U-turn’ by removing measures to address toxic algorithms
Last August’s leak caused ‘tangible fear of threat to life’, UK Information Commissioner’s Office says
Fake site was rapidly taken down and no more than 50-plus people apparently fell victim to the scam
Breach of systems may have exposed the private information of staff and customers
Many businesses are not aware that they may be in the scope of the new directive and the potential impact is very real
Threats ‘deeply corrosive to our democratic discourse’ are focus of EU and domestic leglislation
Attraction of courses is focus on fast-tracking people into jobs, not on tying them down to long academic commitments
Full names and vaccination status were available to unauthorised users, according to security researcher who discovered the issue
Lawyers warn ransomware frequently targets financial services
Some school and college students in Co Kerry have been convicted under anti-money-laundering and terrorism legislation
Long-planned stress test will involve 109 of the region’s biggest lenders
Recruiter finds more than half of workers are open to job opportunities that don’t offer hybrid working arrangements
New Microsoft research looks at the latest cybersecurity trends in Ireland
Cyber risk management platform helps organisations predict threats
Viktor Zhora tells Dublin conference cyberattacks now combining with conventional combat
PwC digital survey also highlights sharp rise in the number of companies reporting €1 million data breaches
Opt-in feature will block links or alert users to fake content
Karlin Lillington: Data breach at 23andMe highlights need for regulation as genetic background and other information hacked and offered for sale
Industry could support up to 17,000 high-value jobs by 2030, Cyber Ireland says
Banking scams are on the rise but there are steps you can take to keep your money safe
HCS expects revenues to increase by €2.5 million in the next two years through new partnership with US-based Fortinet
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