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UK and US pledge to punish cyber criminals at annual meeting

By Connor Jones published

News Intelligence and defence officials met at the annual forum to discuss approaches to cyber security for the years ahead

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Women and BAME individuals are hardest hit by cyber crime

By Sabina Weston published

News Malwarebytes calls on the technology industry to do more to provide secure internet access to everyone

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How to plan for endpoint security against ever-evolving cyber threats

By ITPro published

Whitepaper Safeguard your devices, data, and reputation

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Managing security and risk across the IT supply chain: A practical approach

By ITPro published

Whitepaper Best practices for IT supply chain security

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Are QR codes safe?

By Rene Millman published

News It’s not so much the safety of the codes themselves, but where they lead to that matter

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False crypto-mining apps plague Google Play

By Rene Millman published

News Apps deceive users into clicking on ads or buying non-existent mining subscriptions

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Ohio resident pleads guilty to running Bitcoin “mixer” money laundering scheme

By Rene Millman published

News More than $300 million went through Darknet-based bitcoin hashing (BTC) service

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The ultimate guide to landing a cyber security career

By ITPro last updated

In-depth Six steps to landing a lucrative cyber security career

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DNS loophole could allow hackers to carry out “nation-state level spying”

By Rene Millman published

News Sensitive data could be accessed from corporate networks using vulnerability

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Senate report slams agencies for poor cyber security

By Danny Bradbury published

News Federal agencies still score poorly on data protection

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