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No one sounds more amazed about his career path than Anthony Osijo himself. He was a career banker living in Hong Kong when friends from university pitched their new utility startup called Bboxx.  “I was an angel investor,” laughs Osijo from his London home office. Now, as Chief Financial Officer of Bboxx, it’s Osijo’s job to successfully steer the utility from startup to profitable scale-up company.     Understatedly, Osijo explains, “There’s a huge difference. As…

The team behind the ransomware as a service (RaaS) group known as Ransom Cartel has been associated with the notorious REvil gang. The claims come from Palo Alto Networks’ security research team Unit 42, which shared a new technical write-up about Ransom Cartel with Infosecurity over the weekend. According to the advisory, the REvil ransomware stopped operating roughly two months before Ransom Cartel made its debut and just one month after 14 of its alleged members…

In recent years, the world of hospitality has increasingly found itself in the crosshairs of cybercriminals. With its greater reliance on digital systems plus masses of sensitive customer data, the industry is an attractive and highly prized target, especially by threat actors using malicious emails as their standard MO. People are bombarded daily with enticing travel deals, reminders of reservations, and hotel account status updates. Whether it’s to steal credit card details, passport numbers, DOBs,…

Image: Golden Sikorka/Adobe Stock More about Cloud As computing needs evolve, enterprises continuously find it difficult to scale their business offerings on private or on-premises computing environments. That’s why there are third-party or public cloud providers to enable businesses to carry out larger computational workloads. However, there are situations where companies may wish to combine private cloud or on-premises infrastructure and public cloud to create a single, flexible, cost-effective computing environment infrastructure. This is where…

By Ilias Chantzos, Global Privacy Officer and Head of EMEA Government Affairs, Broadcom On May 11, 2022, the European Union (EU) reached provisional agreement on the new Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA). Despite the choice of term, there’s nothing “provisional” about DORA. In fact, one of the world’s most far-reaching cybersecurity regulations for financial services and their supply chains is a done deal. All that remains prior to formal adoption, expected sometime this October, primarily…