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Analyst, Cyber Brief Daily
Hildegard Johnson is an analyst at Cyber Brief Daily covering nation-state threat actors and vulnerability research.
The UK's Cyber Security and Resilience (Network and Information Systems) Bill came under sustained attack during its line-by-line committee scrutiny in the Hous
Contactless payments have crossed a critical threshold. What began two decades ago in the UK with a £10 spending cap and sparse merchant adoption has become the
A sweeping new survey of German businesses reveals a dramatic escalation in state-sponsored cyber-attacks — and serves as a warning to Western countries that th
The UK Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has published a stark warning to the legal profession about the risks of AI, citing real-world cases of AI "halluci
President Trump has signed a presidential memorandum authorizing US federal law enforcement agencies to collaborate with vetted private cybersecurity firms in c
Ransomware actors are increasingly setting their sights on middle management rather than the C-suite. New research from Zscaler's ThreatLabz unit found that nea
Cybercriminals are now able to scale up and industrialize a whole range of scams for less than $3,000 a month. According to new research from cybersecurity firm
The research arm of mobile cybersecurity firm Zimperium, zLabs, has discovered a new and particularly dangerous Android banking trojan in the wild. Named Rokaro
Nine out of ten (89 per cent) senior IT leaders report that managing the growing identity footprint is challenging, reflecting the scale and complexity of moder
New findings point to the insider threat of rogue employees being a far greater threat than has hitherto been realized. According to the latest report from non-
94% of Organizations Experienced Email Security Incidents in 2023 Egress revealed in a report that 94% of cybersecurity leaders disclosed that their organizatio
As we predicted earlier this year, harsh economic conditions across Western democracies are acting as a catalyst for cybercrime – particularly those cyber