Cybersecurity news covers a broad range of topics and information about protecting computers, networks, programs, and data from unauthorized access, attacks, or damage. This field is dynamic and constantly changing as attacker playbooks evolve, technology advances, and industry responds to the growing threat. Cyberattacks are now conducted at scale by sophisticated cybercriminal organizations, hacktivists, and even nation-state actors. Staying up to date on cybersecurity news helps organizations stay ahead of the curve by understanding what they need to do to protect their assets and business operations from evolving threats.
This week, the British Library announced a major disruption to its online services after a cyberattack targeted the organization. The attack, which is still under investigation, affected its online catalog and a number of other IT systems. The library began restoring online services in January, and it is expected to be fully operational by next fall.
Cyberattacks targeting organizations and governments in the European Union are becoming more frequent, severe, and damaging. These attacks exploit vulnerabilities to steal sensitive data, disrupt operations, and erode trust. In the latest notable attacks, ransomware and cryptojacking are common tactics used by hackers to steal money and personal information.
The European Union’s digital economy is at risk of significant damage and disruption from ongoing cyberattacks. The sector needs to develop a coordinated cybersecurity strategy to defend against advanced threats.