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Our Incident Response Team wishes to advise all insureds of a critical vulnerability in the Windows DNS server that allows cybercriminals to gain w...

A city government falls victim to a fraudster on the watch for sizeable wire transfers

Although we missed the excitement and glamour of meeting our industry colleagues in New York, the CFC cyber team still had a great time celebrating...

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Two-factor authentication (2FA), also known as multi-factor authentication (MFA), is an extra layer of security used to verify the identity of the...

As businesses around the world adapt to the new normal of home-working, malicious actors are similarly adapting to target remote workers by utilizi...

Hackers access a school's systems through remote desktop protocol and hold data to ransom

[Updated] Public concern and working-from-home mandates are providing opportunities for cybercriminals.

A haulage firm loses several large tax payments after their accountant's email is spoofed

New ransomware variant is known to exfiltrate data prior to encryption, allowing hackers to publish data if the ransom isn't paid.

Targeted ransomware attacks against IT managed service providers (MSPs) are on the rise with potentially catastrophic implications for both the MSP...

A charity's payment to a research partner is sent to a fraudulent account after an email account is compromised

Recently discovered vulnerability undermines how Windows verifies trustworthy sources

Did you miss our Cyber 102 Workshop? We've assembled all of the talks here so you can catch up from the comfort of your desk.

The new offering provides up to $10 million of additional cyber cover for businesses wishing to top up their limits

We’re firm believers that all businesses should be able to insure themselves against whatever risk is thrown their way – Santa & the North Pole are...

An HR service provider loses contracts due to a cyber attack suffered by one of its supply chain partners.

From articles to infographics, we've pulled out a few of our favorite cyber-related pieces from 2019.