CYBER INSIGHTS: Friday 04 October 2024 – Today’s SME Cybersecurity News & Intelligence
Cybersecurity Journalist - Iain Fraser October 4, 2024Helping keep European SMEs CYBERSafe!
Gibraltar: Friday 04 October 2024 at 07:00 CET
CYBER INSIGHTS: The Latest SME Cybersecurity News & Intelligence …
Written & Curated By Iain Fraser – Cybersecurity Journalist
via CYBERInsights
First for SME Cybersecurity News
Google Indexed on 041024 at 07:45 CET
Welcome to Today’s Edition of CYBERInsights – The Daily Roundup of the Latest European SME Cybersecurity News including: 1) A Surge in Quishing QR Code Scams 2). ENISA Threat Intel Report 3). Phishing Explained
#CyberInsights #SMECyberNews #Cybersecurity #SMECybersecurity #Quishing #QRCodes #Scams #ENISAReport #ThreatIntel #Phishing
1). THREAT INTEL: QUISHING Surge in QR Code Scams across Europe – Netcraft. A recent Report by the world leader in cybercrime detection Netcraft has illuminated the scope of a recent surge in Quishing (Phishing via QR Code) across Europe, following close on the heels of Motoring organisation RAC´s recent advisory to UK Motorists urging them to beware of threat actors utilizing Quick Response (QR) code stickers luring them to malicious websites. These sites are designed to exfiltrate personal data, including payment information, by impersonating known parking payment providers
2). THREAT INTEL: ENISA Threat Landscape 2024 – Seven prime cybersecurity threats were identified in the 2024 Report, with threats against availability topping the chart and followed by ransomware and threats against data, and the report provides a relevant deep-dive on each one of them by analysing several thousand publicly reported Cybersecurity incidents and events. With 2024 being the year that NIS2 Directive comes into force, an analysis of the Cybersecurity threat landscape across different sectors is provided.
3). PHISHING & Understanding the Threat of Phishing. – CyberKPI: Phishing, a deceptive cybercrime technique, poses a significant threat to Small SMEs globally, impacting them financially and operationally. Small Businesses are particularly vulnerable to Phishing attacks due to their limited resources and often inadequate cybersecurity measures. Cybercriminals exploit the lack of sophisticated IT security infrastructure in SMEs to launch successful Phishing campaigns, leading to substantial financial losses and reputational damage.
What is a VPN & Does my SME Need one? A VPN is a Virtual Private Network a method of securing your communications credentials. When it comes to Small and Medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), the choice of VPNs can significantly impact the security and efficiency of their operations.
The NordVPN service allows you to connect to 5600+ servers in 60+ countries. It secures your Internet data with military-grade encryption, ensures your web activity remains private and helps bypass geographic content restrictions online. Join NordVPN Today and Save up to 73% and Get 3 months Extra Free Rude Not to …!
CYBER Insights – Helping keep European SMEs CYBERSafe!
Launched in 2020 by Cybersecurity Journalist Iain Fraser and his team at IfOnlyCommunications, CYBERInsights was developed to be the go-to platform providing definitive, reliable & actionable Cybersecurity News, Intel & Awareness for SMEs throughout Europe (UK & EU) as they as they further embraced new Technologies and Business Practices.