Ipswitch has announced the findings of its 2015 Wearable Technology Survey which polled IT professionals from businesses and organizations within the United Kingdom. The survey reveals concerns about wearable technology in the workplace.
A survey by Bromium, Inc., has highlighting the risks to businesses from the emerging trend of ‘super mobility’.
FireEye, Inc., has released its latest Regional Advanced Threat Report for Asia Pacific. FireEye found that 33 percent of observed organizations in the Asia Pacific region were exposed to targeted cyber attacks in the first six months of 2015.
James Hardy looks at the changes that are taking place in boardroom attitudes to IT security and how this will impact technology deployments in 2016 and beyond.
A survey carried out by Kaspersky Lab and B2B International has demonstrated that, in most cases, a DDoS attack is only the tip of the iceberg. 74 percent of respondents representing the corporate sector reported that DDoS attacks against their companies coincided with other IT security incidents.
A new survey from Lieberman Software Corporation has found that 92 percent of IT security professionals believe that cyber security drills are a good way to prepare for cyber attacks. However, 63 percent of those surveyed admitted that their organizations never run such drills, or only do so annually.
Alert Logic has announced the availability of its latest 2015 Cloud Security Report. In the report, Alert Logic employed ActiveAnalytics, its big data security analytics engine, to analyze one billion events in the IT environments of more than 3,000 of its customers
Imperva, Inc., has published its latest Hacker Intelligence Initiative (HII) Report: ‘Phishing Trip to Brazil.’ This new report, published by the Imperva Application Defense Center (ADC), offers a detailed look at a cyber attack targeting consumers using a banking Trojan
(ISC)² has released a new report entitled ‘Women in Security: Wisely Positioned for the Future of InfoSec’ in partnership with Booz Allen Hamilton, and conducted by Frost & Sullivan.
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