The majority (80.1 percent) of IT professionals worry about the potential for attacks originating through their Internet of Things (IoT) devices, according to a recent survey by Lieberman Software Corporation.
Professor Avishai Woo explains how two gaps may be holding back your cyber incident response strategy: and how filling them ensures that the response takes the needs of the wider business into account.
The Internet of Things will undoubtedly bring many benefits to businesses but also brings risks which need to be actively managed. Ian Parker explores the issues that IoT presents and what organizations need to do to mitigate the risks.
The British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) has published the results of a survey that looks at the cyber security experiences of 1200 UK businesses during the past 12 months.
Organizations are asking for more centralized visibility and workflow across the prevention, detection and response functions, according to results of a survey by the SANS Institute.
On average two-in-five computers, related to the technological infrastructure of industrial enterprises, faced cyberattacks in the second half of 2016.
Plan B’s latest disaster recovery report provides some insights into changes in the way organizations manage their DR.
Imperva, Inc., has published the results of a survey of 170 security professionals which looks at the business impacts of ransomware attacks.
Security is the number one concern amongst senior business executives when it comes to cloud data adoption, yet more than half of business-critical data is likely to reside there by 2019.
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