Infosecurity News Features
Top 10: The Biggest Cybersecurity Deals of 2022
In 2022, the 10 most lucrative cybersecurity deals happened in the US
December's M&A News Roundup
Although December saw a few significant deals in the cybersecurity industry, buyers and sellers remained cagey regarding the money involved
Lessons Learned: The Log4J Vulnerability 12 Months On
Infosecurity spoke to cybersecurity professionals about the state of the Log4j vulnerability 12 months since it was made public
Top Cybersecurity Lessons from 2022 for Security Teams – Part 2
Part 2 of Infosecurity's list of the top cybersecurity lessons organizations should take from 2022
Top Cybersecurity Lessons from 2022 for Security Teams – Part 1
Infosecurity provides the first part of its list of the top cybersecurity lessons security teams should take from 2022
Data Reform Bill: Experts Criticize the UK's GDPR Replacement
The UK government aims to remove GDPR red tape, but the proposed bill has been heavily criticized by some experts
Locked Shields: Preparing for Cyber Warfare
Against a backdrop of war in Europe, NATO’s annual ‘Locked Shields’ cyber exercise took on extra importance in 2022
Tackling the Scourge of Malicious Streaming Sites During this Year’s FIFA World Cup
Cyber-criminals are using the lure of streaming World Cup matches to steal data and install malware
November’s M&A News Roundup
November saw several notable M&A deals announced, including those involving Intel471, Orange Cyberdefense and Palo Alto Networks
How to Maintain Strong Cybersecurity in the Face of Economic Headwinds
Cybersecurity professionals share their advice on how to maintain strong cybersecurity against economic pressures
Fighting Disinformation with Technology: Three Blueprints for a More Trustable Internet
As social media platforms are failing to tackle the spread of misinformation and disinformation, some are turning to emerging technologies to build a more trustable internet
TikTok's and Reddit's Security Shortcomings Could Lead to Disinformation, Study Shows
Cybersecurity firm Cerby found that users of the two social media platforms are offered poor security controls that leave them susceptible to credential reuse attacks
