The Latest Breaking News on Cybersecurity

The Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA) came into effect on June 1, 2022, amid expectations the country will improve its standards for personal data protection, in line with the international community.

Democratic-governed state is considering joining Republican-led efforts to limit Chinese app, records request shows.

The law enforcement agency warns that scam ads designed to steal your banking details are appearing atop search results

University printers began spitting out ransomware notes and the vice-chancellor says the university has shut down multiple IT systems in response.

The Biden administration is slapping sanctions on Iran's chief prosecutor, four other Iranian officials and a company that supports the country's security forces for their roles in an ongoing violent crackdown on antigovernment protests

Four men were arrested on charges of making and selling homemade guns and ammunition to vocational students, the Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau (CCIB) reported.

One of the greatest challenges for cybersecurity teams is the constantly shifting security landscape. Evolving geopolitics, the resulting tension between economic progress and security, and the perceived cyberthreat drive a lot of the negative perceptions around cybersecurity.

He was convicted of murder in 2001 in Australia

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