Blogs & Opinions 10.12.2024
NIS2: Greater Resilience or More Red Tape?
NIS2 came into effect on 17 October but has so far proven something of a damp squib
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23 results for "Legislation & Regulation"
Interviews 10.10.2024
Five Minutes With: A Global Data Governance Officer
Jakub Lewandowski is a lawyer, and data privacy and security counsel, currently representing Commvault as its global data governance officer.
Blogs & Opinions 27.08.2024
The Role of the Human Factor in the Cybersecurity and Resilience Bill
The CSR Bill’s current focus on regulatory compliance and incident reporting is vital, but it should strongly emphasise the human factor in cybersecurity.
Interviews 21.08.2024
Five Minutes With: A CISO
What keeps Cyro Cyber’s CISO up at night? Here’s a spoiler…it’s people!
Blogs & Opinions 25.07.2024
The Labour Party Promised Change: What Does That Mean for Cyber?
The Labour government promised “change” as its big election manifesto theme. Will that stretch to cyber?
Features 23.07.2024
Ransomware Glow Ups: The Ransomware Groups That Have Reinvented Themselves
Ransomware groups often rebrand, resurfacing with a new identity. Kate O’Flaherty explores what this means for law enforcement and lists the most significant ransom group rebrands Ransomware never goes away, nor do the groups that use the data-locking malware in attacks. Despite multiple initiatives, sanctions, and attempts by law enforcement to make arrests, ransomware groups […]
Features 02.07.2024
Can the PSTI Act Resolve the IoT Security Nightmare?
The PSTI Act came into play in April 2024, aiming to improve resilience for notoriously insecure IoT devices
Features 12.03.2024
Software Security Liability Regimes: The Good, The Bad and the Buggy
Untangling the nuances of liability regimes for software makers that rush code to market.
Features 27.02.2024
UN Cybercrime Treaty: Harmful to Research?
What if, in order to try to deter cybercrime, the result is to deter cybersecurity researchers?
Features 20.02.2024
Exploring DORA: Everything You Need to Know About the Forthcoming Regulation
Phil Muncaster takes a look at the EU’s new blockbuster rules for the IT sector and financial services
Blogs & Opinions 15.02.2024
Key Cyber Policy Updates All Board Members Should Act on in 2024
Board-level responsibility for cybersecurity can be far more extensive than many assume.
Features 19.12.2023
Around the Cybersecurity World in 365 Days
There’s no such thing as a quiet year on planet cybersecurity. This year’s headlines are next year’s lessons
Blogs & Opinions 12.10.2023
Are Data Protection Standards Slipping in the Cloud Era?
The cloud undoubtedly comes with many positives, but it has also led to businesses storing far more data than they need to
Blogs & Opinions 05.09.2023
Cyber Batman: The Dark Fight of Cyber Vigilantism
Where does the moral boundary for cyber vigilantism lie?
Blogs & Opinions 08.08.2023
Is your Board Paying Cybersecurity Lip Service?
Cyber risk is increasingly prevalent as a Boardroom topic, but just talking about it isn’t enough…
Blogs & Opinions 27.07.2023
Government Departments Haemorrhaging Data and Devices Aren’t Being Held Responsible
Government departments are exploiting loopholes to avoid cybersecurity failure disclosures, and increasingly relaxed regulation means they’re getting away with it, bemoans Jon Fielding After five years of GDPR and three years of hybrid working, you’d expect organisations to have improved their data handling and device security. But in the public sector, losses are still […]
Features 25.07.2023
Investing in Cybersecurity: Are Execs Protecting Their Bonus Rather Than Their Organisation?
It’s time to call a spade a spade. What’s really behind an executive’s cybersecurity investment decisions?
Features 06.07.2023
Stormy Seas: Cybersecurity Challenges in the Logistics Sector
From Americold to SolarWinds, logistics companies have been, and continue to be, vulnerable to cyber attacks. Eugene Yiga investigates
Features 01.06.2023
Two to Tango: Are the Private and Public Sector Pulling Their Weight in the Fight Against Cyber Crime?
Celebrated instances of botnet takedowns and cyber crime indictments often rely on major cybersecurity vendors for intelligence and expertise. But can the government bring cyber criminals to justice without the backing of the private sector? Dan Raywood investigates Earlier this year, Assured Intelligence considered global law enforcement’s response efforts to ransomware. We questioned whether there […]
Features 30.05.2023
Anatomy of a Stealthy Cyber Attack: 10 Steps to Take in the Aftermath of a Data Breach
Attack prevention is a much-talked about area of security, but what happens after a breach takes place?
Features 25.05.2023
On the Hook for Cyber Negligence: CISOs and CEOs Facing Jail Time
Personal cases against executives over cybersecurity issues are on the increase. Is it still safe to be a CISO?
Features 23.05.2023
Damage Control: How to Rebuild Your Reputation After a Cyber Attack
Clear, concise and transparent communication can help limit the damage to a firm’s reputation following a cyber-attack, but it’s not easy to get right
Blogs & Opinions 12.05.2023
Four Things CEOs Need to Know About DORA
DORA aims to ensure that the financial services industry can withstand and respond to digital risks. Here’s the low-down on the regulation