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Malvertising Campaign Exposes 50 Million To Malware

Malvertising campaign exposes up to 50 million internet users to the Angler EK and Bunitu malware

TechWeekEurope's Michael Moore speaks to Carl Leonard, Principal Security Analyst at Websense, at InfoSecurity Europe 2015

Carl Leonard, principal security analyst at Websense, explains how cyber attacks in the past year have affected businesses

Handful of organisations in the UK hit by operation emanating from Russia and the Ukraine

When Neil Thacker changed to a data-centric security approach, people started to listen and he cut through complexity

Another tech firm is to remove itself from the stock market, as Websense opts for a £600m buyout deal

Websense invites us into its lab in a limo to show us how quick it can make Android malware whilst on the move

Bloggers hve been hit by an attack on Wordpress that tricks users into downloading fake AV software

Bring-your-own-device means all manner of hardware is starting to appear on the network. Eric Doyle argues that there is safer path

New scams are often based on old tricks and sometimes it is the simplest ruse that gains the richest rewards, says Eric Doyle

It's great to see Facebook shelling out on Websense security to protect its users - but who will protect us from Facebook, asks Eric Doyle

Facebook has linked up with Websense to warn users of malicious links posted on the social network

An engineer from Google says Websense's method of measuring the scale of the attack is inaccurate

An outbreak of SQL injection attacks has infected over 380,000 sites

Widespread abuse of search engine optimisation has fostered a growth in malicious sites this year