Cyber Security

Six million stolen payment cards found on the dark web — 11500 are Irish!

Experts say this is just “a tip of the iceberg” because 63% of cards came bundled with other private information.…

3 years ago

Adoption of sophisticated DDoS attacks rises in EMEA

Despite a slight decrease in distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack frequency during the first six months of 2022, threat actors once…

3 years ago

Netsecure joins forces with Integrity360

Integrity360 and Netsecure – both highly respected providers of cyber security services – has announced that they have joined forces,…

3 years ago

North West Region set to take Advantage of Growth Opportunities in Cybersecurity

Regional Skills North West and Cyber Ireland have partnered to commission a “Cyber Security Skills Audit Report” to examine the…

3 years ago

Hacking Tool Bypassing Multi-Factor Authentication

Cybersecurity firm Radius Technologies is sounding the alarm for small businesses over phishing scams using a new tool to bypass…

3 years ago

Integrity360 research finds skills shortage and low budgets are biggest challenges for managing incident detection and response

Integrity360, Ireland and the UK's largest cyber security services specialist, has announced findings from a Twitter poll gaining visibility into…

3 years ago

IT distributor DataSolutions reaches €126M in turnover during latest financial year

DataSolutions, the specialist distributor of innovative IT and security solutions, has announced that it has reached €126 million in turnover…

3 years ago

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