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MARKS & Spencer’s cyber attack was linked to hackers Scattered Spider and ransomware group DragonForce, according to its chairman. DragonForce is believed to rent out software that locks files ...

FBI warns cybercriminals are ramping up social engineering attacks, using deception, AI and deepfakes to trick victims into ...

In an era where data is the new oil, the digital security of corporations is paramount to safeguarding their intellectual ...

M&S chairman Archie Norman provided more insights into the April ransomware attack, but did not confirm whether a payment was ...

British retailer Marks & Spencer believes the ransomware operation behind the April cyberattack which forced it to suspend ...

Qantas customers say they feel vulnerable, angry and unsupported following last week's major cybersecurity breach, and are ...

Brokers, too, have a pivotal role to play in this evolving landscape. Rather than focusing solely on the fine print of coverage, they must act as advisors and educators, helping clients understand ...

By James Davey LONDON (Reuters) -British businesses should be legally required to report material cyberattacks to the ...

Businesses and organizations in the United Kingdom should be legally required to report any major cyberattack that significantly impacts their operations.

The Flying Kangaroo began contacting customers today to confirm what personal data was compromised in last week’s data breach.

Millions of Qantas customers are being told how much of their personal data - including meal preferences - was taken by cyber ...