A Chinese company that has created a massive database of malware found on Chinese Web sites opened up the information …
Michael Jackson spam spreads, malware attacks likely
Within hours of the death of pop star Michael Jackson, spam trading on his demise hit in-boxes, a security firm …
Microsoft to deliver free antimalware this Tuesday
Microsoft said it will release a public beta of its free antimalware software, now called Microsoft Security Essentials, formerly “Morro,” …
New Windows netbooks may harbor malware
After discovering attack code on a brand new Windows XP netbook, antivirus vendor Kaspersky Labs warned users yesterday that they …
Criminal infrastructure lets malware thrive
As in today's globalized legit economy, malware's ability to spread and make money for its dastardly creators rests upon on …
China becoming the world’s malware factory
With China's economy cooling down, some of the country's IT professionals are turning to cybercrime, according to a Beijing-based security …
Fake sites spreading malware about Obama’s oath
Sites claiming President-Elect Barack Obama will refuse to take the oath of office Tuesday are serving up attack code believed …
British hospitals hit with malware attack
Computer systems at three London hospitals remained down on Wednesday morning after PCs were apparently infected with malware. No patient …
British hospitals hit with malware attack
Computer systems at three London hospitals remained down on Wednesday morning after PCs were apparently infected with malware. No patient …
Veeam Data Platform v13 redefines the standard for cyber resilience in the AI era
Along with new capabilities to outsmart threats and accelerate recovery with next-gen security, forensic insights, and intelligent automation, Veeam is launching the Universal Hypervisor Integration API, a flexible integration platform for hypervisors.
OPSWAT collaborates with NetApp to strengthen file security for organisations
Integration of OPSWAT’s file security tools with NetApp’s storage platform helps mitigate file-borne threats at the storage layer without disrupting workflows.
Driving change, seen and unseen: LLMs in the Middle East’s cybersecurity arena
Ahmed El Saadi, Vice President Middle East & North Africa, Splunk, discusses the role of large language models in supporting regional cybersecurity teams in this exclusive op-ed.
Empowering Change: Zeina Haggag builds trust, strategy, and inclusion in cybersecurity
Zeina Haggag champions purpose and inclusion in a field often defined by complexity and challenge. Her journey reflects how women …
Kaspersky spots new HackingTeam spyware in the wild after years of silence
The group stands out for its strong command of Russian and knowledge of local nuances, traits that Kaspersky observed in other campaigns linked to this APT threat.
LinkShadow – The Future of Cyber Defence
Fadi Sharaf, Chief Revenue Officer, LinkShadow, discusses bringing unified intelligence to meet the challenges of an evolving threat landscape and showcasing their new CybermeshX platform at GITEX 2025.
Fady Richmany redefines resilience amid AI disruption and multi-cloud adoption in UAE
Cyber resilience has become the ultimate measure of business survival in a digital-first world. For the UAE—driving ambitious transformation and …
FR55 First Responder Mobile Computer – Built for mission critical voice and data
The device is fully customisable with accessories from Zebra Technologies and their partners, including headsets, RSMs, cradles, arm mounts, and holsters.
Veeam champions ‘Radical Resilience’ with new Data Resilience innovations at GITEX GLOBAL 2025
Veeam will showcase how Veeam Data Platform, Veeam Data Cloud, and the Data Resilience Maturity Model (DRMM), empowers organisations to measure, strengthen, and achieve radical resilience in the face of cyberthreats.
Splunk .conf25 recap: Data Fabric, Agentic AI in the SOC, Observability and Federated Search for Snowflake
CNME Editor Mark Forker was on the ground at Cisco Splunk .conf25 in Boston, and the company unloaded a barrage …
Kaspersky reports increased smartphone attacks in the first half of 2025
The number of mobile banking trojans detected in the first half of 2025 is almost four times more than in the first half of 2024 and over two times more than in the second half of 2024.