Techno-News Blog. Cyber-attacks have been making headlines after massive data breaches at Fortune 500 companies. According to a recent report by the Business Continuity Institute[1] and the British Standards Institution, nearly nine in 10 businesses worldwide are worried about the threat of cyber-attacks. Recently, the panic has spread to educational institutions. More...

Techno-News Blog. Poor employee cyber hygiene may put companies at heightened risk for attack over the holiday break, according to a new report from T-Systems. T-Systems, the corporate IT and cybersecurity arm of Europe’s largest telecom company, Deutsche Telekom, warns companies that security risks abound when companies allow employees to work over Christmas. More...

Techno-News Blog. A new survey from CDW-G suggests college IT departments are missing the mark when it comes to educating their student bodies about cybersecurity threats, reports University Business. Only 26% of college students said they were aware of cybersecurity breaches at their institutions, even though the the vast majority IT professionals said they reported such incidents campus wide. More...

Techno-News Blog. Security experts discuss the trends to watch next year, from cryptocurrency hacks and ransomware to potential vulnerabilities in IoT devices and connected cars.  This was another rough year for online security. From the Equifax breach to full-on election hacking by a foreign government, major security problems affected nearly every industry, institution, and consumer in the country. More...

Créée en 2004 par un règlement de l'Union européenne, l'Enisa est notamment à l'initiative du Mois européen de la cybersécurité, dont la 5ème édition avait lieu en octobre dernier. Plus...

Techno-News Blog. So, what exactly will 2018 have in store? McAfee Inc.’s recent threats predictions report identified five key cyber security trends to watch in 2018:

• An adversarial machine learning “arms race” between attackers and defenders
• Ransomware to evolve from traditional PC extortion to IoT, high net-worth users, and corporate disruption
• Serverless Apps to create attack opportunities targeting privileges, app dependencies, and data transfers
• Connected home devices to surrender consumer privacy to corporate marketers
• Consumer apps collection of children’s content to pose long-term reputation risk. More...