Ukraine Asks ICANN to Delete All Russian Domains
In response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the request has been made to disable country code top-level domains associated with Russia. Read More

Ukraine Ministry of Defense Confirms DDoS Attack; State Banks Loses Connectivity
The websites of Ukraine's defense ministry as well as state banks Privatbank and Oschadbank were down on Tuesday due to an alleged DDoS attack. Read More

Cyber security attacks are on the rise in schools. More technology means more potential threats. Unfortunately, some educators and students are unaware and unprepared for the repercussions posed by these cyber threats.

FBI Says More Cyberattacks Come from This Country Than Everywhere Else Combined
Currently investigating over 2,000 attacks on US targets, with new files coming every 12 hours. Read More

Due diligence is a process that confirms facts or details of something being purchased, or a contract for services. Due diligence examines all aspects of the deal to confirm that everything is as represented verbally and in writing by the offeror. It’s undertaken to prevent misrepresentations and to uncover potential fraud.

Federal Banking Regulators Issue Cybersecurity Breach Notification Requirement
Beginning in April 2022, banking organizations and bank service providers will be subject to the shortest regulatory breach notification reporting time frame of any law to date—36 hours. Read More

FTC Warns Businesses on Patching Log4j Holes… Or Else
The US Federal Trade Commission warned companies that vulnerable Log4j software needs to be fixed, responsibly, in a timely manner, or face the wrath of Lina Khan. Read More

Terrifying Cyber Weapon ‘Against Which There’s No Defense’
The Israeli company’s flagship spyware, Pegasus, is considered one of the most powerful cyber-surveillance tools available on the market. It’s continuing to make headlines as revelations on the tech’s reach, and its consequences, keep piling up. Read More