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The Global Cyber Attack in Telecom Sector Market is projected to grow at a rate of 10.5% and reach USD 4,068.5 million by 2027. This growth is fueled by an increase in cyber-attacks, the adoption of cloud computing and data analytics technologies, and the growing number of connected devices. However, …
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November, 2023
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13 November
"Anonymous Collective" claim respnsibility
Cairo International Airport Thwarts Hacking Attempt
Cairo Airport Company’s website was attacked by cyber criminals. The attack was stopped successfully, setting an example in cybersecurity. The website’s services were suspended temporarily, but will resume by the end of the day. The company assured that the website’s services and data were secure and not affected by the …
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12 November
Seminar on cyber security held at RUET
A seminar called “Ensuring Cybersecurity and Preventing Cyber Crime” took place at Rajshahi University of Engineering and Technology (RUET). The seminar was organized by the Department of Information and Communication Technology’s Digital Security Agency (proposed National Cyber Security Agency). The seminar was led by Dr. Md. Al Mehdi Hasan, the …
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11 November
“BCS certified ethical hacker” workshop in November – 2023
Bangladesh computer society is going to organized a two days ““BCS certified ethical hacker” workshop in November 24-25 November-2023. The very two days long program will be started on 9 AM to 5 PM each day. Willing participants must have to register through the registration link. The fees for the …
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11 November
IBM launched Cloud-Native SIEM improving security
IBM has launched Cloud-Native SIEM solution to improve security teams’ scale, speed, and flexibility. Organizations can benefit from improved threat detection and response capabilities with this new offering. It helps them protect their digital assets and stay ahead of cyber-attacks. IBM Security secures big companies and governments with a range …
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11 November
Cyber Resilience: Elevating Bangladesh’s Corporate Culture Safeguard
Bangladesh’s use of technology in the digital era brings up a major challenge in cybersecurity. Previous cyberattacks have shown the need for stronger protection. The incidents in 2014 and 2016 caused significant financial losses in the banking sector, showing the importance of improving cybersecurity. More recent disruptions, such as ransomware …
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11 November
Windows Server 2012/R2: Extended Security Updates
Microsoft extends support for Windows Server 2012 until October 2026, allowing administrators more time to upgrade or move to Azure. Windows Server 2012 had its end date extended, and the company provided five more years of support to help customers transition to supported versions of the software. This happened even …
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10 November
ICBC, the world’s biggest bank, hit by ransomware
A cyber attack on the financial services division of China’s biggest bank has caused disruptions in the US Treasury market. Clients of the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China have had to redirect their trades. ICBC Financial Services, a member of the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association, was targeted …
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10 November
Cyber awarness seminar Rajshahi
Public private partnership is essential to increase cyber awareness
A seminar titled ‘Cyber Awareness’ has been held in Rajshahi to raise awareness about cyber security laws and regulations. This seminar was held in the conference room of the Divisional Commissioner Rajshahi on Friday (November 10) morning organized by the Digital Security Agency and Information and Communication Technology Division. Rajshahi …
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9 November
Tenable published new study
Why 42% of Indian organizations fall victim to breaches?
Tenable published a new study revealing that Indian organisations could not prevent 42% of cyberattacks on their businesses, only successfully thwarting 58% of cyberattacks over the past two years. Consequently, organisations have had to rely on reactive measures rather than preventing attacks from occurring in the first place. The study …
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