Mark Bowen

Eric Jardine, Cybercrime Research Lead at Chainalysis With several billion dollars in inflows, scams that involve cryptocurrency are mounting in 2024 and are one of the largest areas of crypto-related illicit activity year to date (YTD). This is according to new research by Chainalysis, the blockchain data company, which also found that 43% of the total YTD scam inflows have…

Bybit, the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, joined forces with the Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC) Crypto Centre to unleash Web3 and Blockchain innovations in the largest hackathon of its kind in the MENA region. Tasked with the vision to innovate for a better tomorrow, participants are invited to identify and develop solutions for real-world problems.

Transport for London (TfL) has been targeted in a cyberattack. The organisation stated that there is no evidence of customer data being compromised and no current impact on TfL services.

KnowBe4 has announced the latest release of the KnowBe4 Children’s Interactive Cybersecurity Activity Kit.

Cisco has released its inaugural State of Industrial Networking report to spotlight the critical priorities of the evolving industrial networking landscape.

Through the Secure by Design pledge, CISA hopes to encourage technology manufacturers to design products with stronger built-in security capabilities.

Are you ready? Why UK IT teams need to prepare for the EU’s new cybersecurity directive

Amit Mehta, VP, Cybersecurity Services, EEMEA, Mastercard, outlines why a multi-layered defence is crucial in combating ransomware, highlights the importance of tailored cybersecurity awareness campaigns, reveals how Mastercard leverages AI to prevent fraud and detect threats, and explains how Mastercard’s cutting-edge technology is driving innovation to safeguard its digital ecosystem, staying two steps ahead of cybercriminals and bad actors.

How a dynamic organisation can proactively manage risks to maintain a secure and resilient environment

As part of its zero trust journey, BT is implementing Zscaler’s security solutions to protect its own operations. This will enhance BT’s first-hand experience as it also supports customers looking to adopt and implement Zscaler solutions. Zscaler and BT entered into an expanded partnership earlier this year that will position BT, one of the UK’s leading providers of fixed and mobile telecommunications and related secure digital services, as the first global service provider to offer a full suite of managed security services based on the Zscaler AI-driven Zero Trust Exchange cloud security platform. The platform protects customers from cyberattacks and data loss by securely connecting users, devices and applications in any location. David Harcourt, Chief Security Authority at BT and also a BT Fellow, spoke to Intelligent CISO about the new partnership with Zscaler and BT’s zero trust journey.