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Lenders will assess online resilience after ‘significant increase’ in incidents since outbreak of Ukraine war
Government later says no ‘evidence’ of attempted hacking of NHS genetic data centre by BGI
The ability to apply massive computing power to DNA is causing concern over biological warfare
Funds in highly politicised sector want more time to check identities and verify transactions
European governments are increasingly challenging Beijing over suspected cyber offences
Losses are narrowing and sales are growing at CrowdStrike as demand for protection soars
US-based MKS Instruments says attack would cost at least $200mn in lost or delayed sales
Fraudsters pose as recruiters on professional social network to take advantage of remote working and tech job cuts
Employees told to uninstall Chinese-owned app from devices that use commission apps
Attacks exploit cloud server code to extort bitcoin from victims in US and Europe
Incident has left exchanges and regulators unable to compile weekly reports of trading activity
Regulators need to scrutinise tech vendors and other digital companies far more closely
Cyber-attackers release version of stalled talks over pay-off, with UK postal group at risk of data release
Forget the lonely teens in hoodies, says security expert Bruce Schneier — it’s the rich and powerful who undermine the rules
This legislation could hold the key to restoring digital trust and a fair information economy
Industry working with clearing houses, platforms and regulators to assess hit to trade processing and clearing
Move to boost stock comes after hedge fund publishes report alleging accounting irregularities at UK cyber group
Reasonably priced cyber insurance that also improves resilience seems still beyond our reach
UK cyber group accused of irregular accounting practices by Quintessential Capital Management
Retailer is latest high-profile UK company to be targeted by hackers
A loosely worded bill conflates journalists and whistleblowers with spies
Frustrated retailers warn of lost sales and stock that has gone astray
A proliferation of offences that aren’t prosecuted seems unhelpful for everyone
A surge in online attacks on companies has sparked concern that the threat will become ‘uninsurable’
Customers still being warned against sending parcels abroad owing to disruption
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