Cybersecurity measures can only be tested in two ways, the first one is something nobody wants to happen: to be tested for real, by a real cyber attack. The second…
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Here in Hackercombat.com, we recently reported about IBM’s security study about financial cost due to breaches are getting expensive. A similar study, this time by Accenture with partnership with Ponemon…
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Everyday, we feature here in Hackercombat.com stories of failures of various organizations. One way or another, these companies may deny that they are fully responsible for the hacking incidents, but…
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Technology came a long way, to a point that medical equipment can now get hacked. Hackercombat.com has for years featured stories about hacked medical equipment, all things considered, it is…
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The need for cybersecurity measures has been viewed as an issue, however, many companies have problems with countermeasures, as proven by our many years of coverage of cybersecurity news here…
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Singapore continues to be a role model when it comes to the fight towards cybersecurity readiness in Southeast Asia. The city-state has learned a lot from last year’s SingHealth data…
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The United Kingdom’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has issued an advisory warning UK citizens using computers and other Internet-connected mobile devices that large-scale DNS hijackings in the Internet are…
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Microsoft issued a high security bulletin encouraging Windows users, even as old as Windows XP and Vista to allow Windows updates for their machine. Windows XP is an operating system…
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Indicators of compromise, or IOC, are forensic data usually found in system log entries or other files that can help identify potential malicious activities or attacks on a network. Essentially,…
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The NYDFS Cybersecurity Regulation, also known as the 23 NYCRR 500, is a set of guidelines and regulations set forth by the New York Department of Financial Services. This created…
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