Cyber-Criminals
Better drone security needed in industry, urges researcher
Drones are increasingly being exploited by cyber-criminals in a bid to advance their nefarious activities.
Digital privacy fatigue hits as users struggle to keep personal data under control
With data concerns on the rise, one-in-three don’t know how they can fully protect their privacy online.
Good bots vs. Bad bots
How can e-commerce companies stay protected against bot attacks?
Cybercriminals shifting to more deceptive tactics: Microsoft
Cybercriminals are increasingly turning to deceptive tactics for malicious purposes such as stealing people’s personal and financial information, according to Microsoft Corp, which recently released its Security Intelligence Report (SIR) Volume 16.
Exposed: Cybercrime-as-a-Service
The increasing frequency, variety, and complexity of attacks are the product of an emerging ‘cybercrime-as-a-service’ provider market, write McAfee’s Raj Samani and François Paget.
SMBs coming round to IT security: Symantec
Small- and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) are more aware of the importance of IT security in their operations as several trends drive them to adopt a more holistic view of security, according to Symantec Corp.
Chris Evans: Google Chrome's Captain Security
Meet Chris Evans. No, not the actor who played Captain America in the hit movie Marvel's The Avengers, but Evans the super "cyber security" soldier who is responsible for Google's Chrome browser security. In an e-mail interview with Digital News Asia, he tells us about his job, his vision for the future of browsers and what drives him personally.
