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Impact of mitigation measures on intangibles: Bank of Valletta
The Bank of Valletta (Malta) has deliberately shut down all functions to mitigate the effects of a cyberattack. As the Times of Malta reports: “Bank of Valletta shut down all […]
VFEmail service provider hacked: what impact on intangibles?
Hackers have breached the servers of email provider VFEmail.net and wiped the data from all its US servers, destroying all US customers’ data in the process. The attack took place on the 11th […]
Highlights from the 1st Hermeneut Policy Workshop: “Cyberrisk in the Healthcare sector”
The HERMENEUT project launched two Cyber-Policy Labs aimed at bringing together key sectoral stakeholders tackling cyber risk for an exchange of views on creating the best future policy environment to help combat current […]
The role of intangible assets in the modern cyber threat landscape: our article for the European Cybersecurity Journal
Today, targeted cyberattacks are elusive and evasive, rendering monolithic defence strategies not efficient anymore. Cybercriminals exploit “low-and-slow” attacks, remaining invisible for as long as possible while hunting for specific data or system targets. […]
Hermeneut project at Cybertech Tel Aviv 2019
Cybertech is the cyber industry’s foremost B2B networking platform conducting industry-related events all around the globe, the go-to place to learn all about the latest technological innovations, threats, and solutions […]
HERMENEUT 2nd workshop “Insurance in Cybersecurity”
After the successful first edition, HERMENEUT invites you to join our 2nd workshop on insurance in cybersecurity, to be held on the 5th of March 2019 in Milan (IT).
The workshop […]
Mondelez sues Zurich: what’s new in cyberinsurance?
Crisis Communication Strategies: a critical mitigation factor to recover from cyber attacks
The experience from famous cyber-attacks affecting large corporations tells us that reputation is a very relevant part of their intangible assets that may be compromised because of such events. In this respect, […]
Cybercriminal fostering unfair competition arrested
Daniel Kaye, a 30 years old British top hacker whose cyberattacks took the nation of Liberia offline, has been arrested and sentenced to almost three years in prison.
Kaye attacks on the […]
Hermeneut policy workshop on cyberrisk in the healthcare sector – register now
The Hermeneut Consortium is pleased to invite you to our first Cyber-Policy Lab, where we will be examining EU healthcare’s cyberrisk.
Hermeneut focuses on creating a holistic, dynamic cybersecurity risk assessment model […]