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Cybercriminals most likely to be caught on servers and networks

Twenty percent of IT managers who were victim to one or more cyberattacks last year can’t pinpoint how the attackers gained entry,...

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Android

Sophos Mobile Security integrated with Microsoft Intune

The integration will enable Microsoft Intune customers, running Sophos Mobile Security 9.0, to configure access controls fed by the latest mobile device...

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HEADLINES

Sophos releases report on Matrix ransomware

Like previous targeted ransomware, including BitPaymer, Dharma and SamSam, the attackers who are infecting computers with Matrix have been breaking in to...

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HEADLINES

Sophos appoints Gavin Struthers as regional vice president for Asia Pacific Japan

Sophos, provider of network and endpoint security, has announced the appointment of Gavin Struthers as its regional vice president for Asia Pacific...

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OPINIONS

Cybersecurity resolutions to implement for 2019

In what ways are cybercriminals today more dangerous? The Sophos 2019 Threat Report found the following three emerging cybercriminal behaviors and attacks.

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HEADLINES

Advanced malware, active adversary and ransomware on the rise – Sophos

Advanced malware, active adversary and ransomware are on the rise, warns Sumit Bansal, managing director, ASEAN and Korea at Sophos.

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Reminders for a safe and stress-free online shopping experience this 11.11

Sophos hopes to take the time to share the following advice to help shoppers keep their personal data and finances safe.

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APPS

Attackers use voicemail hack to steal WhatsApp accounts

Another online account hijacking attack has emerged, this time targeting WhatsApp. The Israeli agency responsible for cybersecurity has warned its citizens about...

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HEADLINES

Sophos advances server protection with predictive deep learning technology

Sophos has announced Sophos Intercept X for Server, a next-generation server protection with predictive deep learning technology that provides constantly evolving security...