Sophos Firewall Recognized as the #1 Overall Firewall Solution by G2 Users
This marks the 10th consecutive G2 Seasonal Report where Sophos Firewall is the top-ranked Firewall
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New Xerox Printer Flaws Could Let Attackers Capture Windows Active Directory Credentials
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IVF provider Genea notifies patients about the cyberattack earlier this year.
Bys sIn February, DataBreaches reported that an incident involving Australia IVF giant Genea was the work of the Termite gang, who had posted proof of claims and also claimed to have 700 GB of files. Apparently, Genea still hasn’t revealed that to those affected, who only now are receiving notifications that their data was involved and…