
Lösegeldforderung nach Hackerangriff auf Unternehmen
Nach einem Hackerangriff auf die Technischen Werke Ludwigshafen (TWL) haben Unbekannte dem Unternehmen eine Lösegeldforderung im zweistelligen Millionenbereich zukommen lassen.
Nach einem Hackerangriff auf die Technischen Werke Ludwigshafen (TWL) haben Unbekannte dem Unternehmen eine Lösegeldforderung im zweistelligen Millionenbereich zukommen lassen.
Das Check Point Research Team beobachtet nach wie vor alarmierende Zahlen in Bezug auf Phishing im Zusammenhang mit der weltweiten Corona-Pandemie.
Die COVID-19-Pandemie hat uns allen eine neuerliche Lektion erteilt: Sicherheit geht tatsächlich jeden an. Als die Regierungen der Welt ihre „Stay at home“-Aufrufe veröffentlichten und immer mehr Menschen sich daran gewöhnen mussten, remote zu arbeiten, war „Zoom“ plötzlich in aller Munde.
In technischer Hinsicht hat sich in den letzten Jahren eine rasante Weiterentwicklung der Chatbot Technologie vollzogen. Gegenwärtig revolutionieren einfach zu bedienende, KI-gestützte Chatbot Plattformen die Art und Weise, wie Bots erstellt werden.
Mythen sind eigentlich vor allem eins: unterhaltsam. Allerdings gibt es auch gefährliche Mythen, wie die über Cybersicherheit. Denn ein falsches Verständnis darüber, wie eine Person sich digital schützen kann, führt mitunter zu verheerenden Sicherheitsverletzungen. Daher ist es an der Zeit, die sieben größten Cybersecurity-Mythen zu enttarnen und Unternehmen besser zu schützen.
Die Transformation der IT in Richtung agil entwickelter Cloud-Applikationen und skalierbarer Microservices erfordert ein schrittweises Vorgehen.
NetApp, ein Anbieter im Bereich Cloud Data Services, gibt heute die Ernennung von Cesar Cernuda zum Präsidenten von NetApp ab Juli bekannt. Er wird an CEO George Kurian berichten.
Die letzten 6 Wochen haben gezeigt, wie Cyberkriminelle und Advanced Persistent Threat (APT)-Gruppen Notlagen wie die COVID-19 Epidemie für gezielte Cyberangriffe auf kritische online-Dienste ausnutzen. Ein Statement von Paul Kaffsack, CEO von Myra Security.
Der Roboterwagen-Entwickler Waymo hat seine jüngste Finanzierungsrunde auf 3 Milliarden Dollar ausgebaut. Anfang März hatte die Google-Schwesterfirma die Geldspritze noch auf 2,25 Milliarden Dollar (gut zwei Mrd Euro) beziffert.
Twitter wird seinen Mitarbeitern erlauben, auch nach dem Ende der Corona-Krise uneingeschränkt im Homeoffice zu arbeiten.
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