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In the online game of cat and mouse, cybercriminals always seem to be one step ahead. But how can that paradigm be reversed? How can we anticipate and detect tomorrow's (and today's) cyberattacks in order to provide better protection? Here are some clues to solving...https://www.stormshield.com/news/which-employees-in-companies-are-most-at-risk-from-cyberattacks/
“Problem Exists Between Chair And Keyboard.” This adage, which is (all too) often used in IT and cybersecurity, reminds us that one of the main cyber vulnerabilities of a company is the naivety of its employees. But does it really reflect reality? And which employees...https://www.stormshield.com/news/cyberattacks-local-authorities-are-seeking-countermeasures/
Because they handle a lot of personal and sensitive data concerning their citizens and since the continuity of public service is a major issue for them, cyberattacks are targeting more and more local authorities. From major cities to small town councils, how can these threats...https://www.stormshield.com/news/food-industry-and-cyberattacks-is-a-system-wide-shock-on-its-way/
The last few months have seen a clamour of voices alerting companies to the increase in security incidents in the agrifood industry. In this rapidly developing sector, farms are embracing the concept of precision agriculture, while food factories are using highly automated processing and production...https://www.stormshield.com/news/cybermaretique-a-short-history-of-cyberattacks-against-ports/
Maritime cybersecurity has become a major and global issue. The numbers speak for themselves: while maritime transport alone accounts for nearly 90% of world trade, the major seaports suffered an average of 10 to 12 cyberattacks per day in 2017 (according to the Union des...