Cyber Security

Microsoft Ireland Study reveals almost half of Irish business experience cyber attacks in the last three years

Almost half of organisations in Ireland have encountered cyber incidents (46%), while 1 in 5 have suffered resulting financial loss,…

3 years ago

How retailers can defend themselves against cyber risks this holiday season?

The holiday shopping season has begun in earnest. While retailers are focused on jockeying for an estimated $1.5 trillion in…

3 years ago

Consumers Warned to Be Wary for Black Friday Fraud

Bank of Ireland is warning consumers to be especially vigilant for fraud as Black Friday and Cyber Monday approach. Black…

3 years ago

Centripetal and Renaissance Partner to Strengthen Cybersecurity in the Irish Market

Centripetal, the global leader in intelligence powered cybersecurity, has announced a strategic partnership with Renaissance, the leading Irish value-added distributor…

3 years ago

Dangers of Illegal Streaming Highlighted in New Research

New cybercrime research released today has revealed some alarming statistics on the views and opinions people across Ireland have towards…

3 years ago

Data Breaches in Ireland Decreased by 50% in Q3 2023

The latest study by cybersecurity company Surfshark ranks Ireland as the 40th most breached country in Q3 2023, with 31.5k…

3 years ago

Malware ‘Meal Kits’ Are Helping Attackers Steal Businesses’ Lunch

HP Ireland issued its quarterly HP Wolf Security Threat Insights Report, showing that thriving cybercriminal marketplaces are offering low-level attackers…

3 years ago

TCS Announces 2024 Cybersecurity Trends: New Year Brings Increased Focus on Generative AI, CISO Role

As part of European Cybersecurity Awareness Month, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has revealed the top cybersecurity trends it believes will…

3 years ago

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