Organisation: Cyber Ireland

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

<p>Some 76,000 fake retail websites were set up by what appears to be a Chinese gang. Cyber Ireland chairman Pat Larkin said the key advice to avoid being scammed is: 'If it looks too good to be true, it probably is.' iStock </p>

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Irish consumers likely to be among 800,000 victims of fake online shops

Fake websites purporting to be selling goods by Nike, Dior, Lacoste, and Hugo Boss, scooped up unwary shoppers' bank details in one of the world’s largest online scams

<p>MTU announced yesterday it's Cork campuses were to remain closed for the remainder of the week as a result of the breach. Picture: Denis Minihane</p>

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Irish Examiner view: Unnerving sense of insecurity

<p>There are 500 cyber companies in Ireland with 730 offices, 398 in Dublin. In terms of population, there was a “very concentrated cluster” in Cork, with 131 offices, with 86 in Belfast, 38 in Galway and 31 in Limerick.</p>

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'Privacy v safety' compete in battle against cyber peril

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Agri-businesses ‘need national cluster policy to tackle Brexit’

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IDA’s regional strategy is paying big dividends

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IDA Ireland: Era of optimism with growth evident in all sectors

Ireland's steadily growing reputation as a global leader in internet security

Joe Dermody looks at a selection of cyber security companies which IDA Ireland has helped establish in Ireland.

Tue, 17 Sep, 2019

Business movers: The latest appointments in the business world

Joe Dermody takes a look at this week's latest appointments in the business world.

Thu, 05 Sep, 2019

Cybercrime will be worth €5 trillion in two years, security body claims

The new national cybersecurity body that will be led out of Cork has been launched with a warning that cybercrime is expected to be worth almost €5 trillion in two years.

Mon, 20 May, 2019

UCC to host marine economy event

MaREI marine research institute, in UCC, is hosting an event entitled ‘Collaboration Opportunities for a Thriving Maritime Economy’ on Thursday, May 2, in the UCC Centre for Executive Education, 1 Lapps Quay, Cork.

Fri, 26 Apr, 2019