The Aviation Industry and Cyber Risk – SecurityScorecard Report

The aviation industry is a marvel of complexity, coordinating intricate schedules, unpredictable weather patterns, and the seamless flow of information across digital networks. From customer interactions to internal communications, the industry’s reliance on these digital systems is paramount for maintaining ongoing and reliable operations. Ensuring the cybersecurity of these systems is thus critical. With news … Read more

KYND Launches US Cyber Risk Analysis for Insurers

KYND Limited, a British cyber risk solutions provider, has officially launched in the United States. This expansion aims to address the growing need for actionable cyber risk analysis within the U.S. insurance industry. “KYND’s technology is built with one purpose in mind: to demystify cyber risk management,” said Andy Thomas, CEO and Co-Founder of KYND. … Read more

The Rising Cost of Data Breaches: A 2024 IBM Report

The word breach originates from the same roots as the word “break,” which signifies a rupture or violation. In the context of cybersecurity, a data breach represents a break in the security measures intended to protect sensitive information. That leads to unauthorized access and exposure. The etymology underscores the gravity of such incidents, highlighting the … Read more

Blumira and Trava Security Partner to Help SMBs Manage Cybersecurity Risks

Blumira and Trava Security have announced a strategic partnership aimed at helping small-to-midsize businesses (SMBs) manage cybersecurity challenges, such as limited budgets, insufficient cyber-skilled training among employees, and the steadily growing number of cyber-attacks. The rise in cybercrime has led many companies to invest in cybersecurity software. However, smaller businesses often struggle to access sophisticated … Read more

UK Utility Companies See 586% Surge in Cyberattacks Amid Rising Geopolitical Tensions – Chaucer

UK utility companies faced a significant surge in cyberattacks in 2023, with 48 breaches recorded, marking a staggering 586% increase from the previous year, according to global specialty (re)insurance group Chaucer. The rise in incidents, partly attributed to state-backed hackers, has heightened concerns about potential infrastructure-targeted attacks amid escalating geopolitical tensions. Utilities providing power and … Read more

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