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One US government agency attracted more than 1,370 external attacks in the 12 months
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Brexit wouldn’t compromise UK's cyber defence, finds survey
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More than £1 billion was lost by UK businesses to cyber crime in the 12 months preceding April 2016, according to research from Get Safe Online and Action Fraud.
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Senator calls for US government to centralise cyber security
12/07/2016
Should US governments have a centralised cyber security inspector?
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Firms increasingly aware of cyber security needs
12/07/2016
Microsoft says firms are becoming more prepared for cyber threats.
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EU ministers formally adopt cyber security law
12/07/2016
New cyber security law is given approval from EU ministers.
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US developing cyber security degrees
12/07/2016
The US is hoping to fill the jobs gap by creating degrees in cyber security.
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Auto cyber security concerns grow
12/07/2016
Experts are attempting to eliminate cyber security risks for cars.
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Malware and phishing "are the biggest cyber security threats"
12/07/2016
Malicious content in emails has increased by 250 per cent compared to 2015.
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Misdirection being used to combat hackers
12/07/2016
Experts are fighting hackers by misdirecting them.
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Government pays for health checks for Australia's biggest businesses
12/07/2016
Australia's biggest companies will get cyber security health checks.
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Smartphones vulnerable to hacking software
12/07/2016
Smartphones aren't safe from cyber attacks and hacking attempts.
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Australia launches new cyber security campaign
12/07/2016
Australian prime minister Malcolm Turnbull has announced a new federal government cyber security strategy.
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BT to recruit 900 cyber security staff
12/07/2016
The telecoms giant is conducting a massive recruitment drive to tackle growing cyber security concerns
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Obama forms US cyber security commission
12/07/2016
A US commission has been formed to strengthen cyber security in the nation.