HP security experts and advisors have been reflecting on what the year ahead has in store. Here, Continuity Central presents insights from a range of HP security experts, highlighting four key emerging trends.
Cybereason has published a global study of 1,200+ security professionals at organizations that have previously suffered a successful ransomware attack on a holiday or weekend.
In the first of a series of Continuity Central articles looking ahead to 2022 and the changing threats that organizations may face, cyber security experts from DigiCert make a series of predictions.
Felipe Duarte, Senior Researcher at Appgate, focuses on the emerging techniques used by threat-actors to breach an organization’s network, how organizations are less likely to pay ransomware demands in 2022, and why more organizations will turn towards zero trust and move away from VPNs.
Kelly Ahuja, CEO at Versa Networks, looks ahead to 2022 and how organizations will develop the way that ICT networks are managed and provisioned to ensure better availability and security.
Link11 has released Q3 data from its network on the development of DDoS threats. The number of attacks remains at a very high level in Q3 2021.
As we look ahead to 2022, IT teams will continue to look for innovative ways to ensure that business-critical applications are run efficiently and that they are protected from downtime and data loss. Cassius Rhue, VP, Customer Experience at SIOS Technology, gives his views on how things will develop.
There are increasing calls for organizational boards to take a strategic lead when it comes to cyber security and resilience. Yuval Baron explains why having the C-suite onboard is important and what true executive buy in looks like.
Cyber security risks keeps changing and developing. Who do you really need to be concerned about? Pascal Geenens, director of threat intelligence at Radware, provides a helpful summary of who’s who in the cyber threat landscape.
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Business continuity can be defined as 'the processes, procedures, decisions and activities to ensure that an organization can continue to function through an operational interruption'. Read more about the basics of business continuity here.
