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Obrela | Tokyo versus Athens: the evolution of Olympic security

Leave a Comment / Cyber Security, NEWS, Travel & Events / By Zoe Deighton Smythe

In this article, Operations Officer, KSA at Obrela Security Industries, Matthaios Zervos (former security manager for the Athens Olympics in 2004) discusses how security attacks on the Olympic events have evolved today. The Olympics are one of the most widely watched global sporting events, so naturally, they present a huge opportunity for cybercriminals. Cybercriminals are […]

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New Talion study reveals 78% of consumers want to ‘make ransomware payments illegal’

Leave a Comment / Cyber Security, NEWS / By Zoe Deighton Smythe

A new study from Talion has revealed that 78% of consumers and 79% of cyber security professionals believe ransomware payments to cybercriminals should become illegal. The study is set to support the launch of a new cyber security movement founded by Talion and backed by the Research Institute for Sociotechnical Cyber Security (RISCS) called #RansomAware, which

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Ransomware roundtable | A catastrophe for the vulnerable healthcare sector

Leave a Comment / Cyber Security, Healthcare, NEWS, Opinion / By Zoe Deighton Smythe

The latest roundtable discussion from Security on Screen analyses last week’s cyberattack on Ireland’s health system – as much as ransom payments should be avoided, how long can we delay vital services to resume? Over a week ago, the Republic of Ireland’s health service became the victim of a ransomware cyberattack and unfortunately, there is

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Obrela | Tokyo versus Athens: the evolution of Olympic security

New Talion study reveals 78% of consumers want to ‘make ransomware payments illegal’

Ransomware roundtable | A catastrophe for the vulnerable healthcare sector

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