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Although 90 percent of large businesses report experiencing major IT incidents throughout the year, only about half have a team dedicated to handling such occurrences, a new global survey of 400 IT professionals has found.
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On 7th December 2015, the Luxembourg presidency of the Council reached an informal agreement with the European Parliament on common rules to strengthen network and information security across the EU.
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2015 can be summarized as the year of the data breach, but what nefarious cyber-acts will define 2016? Experts from the newly combined Raytheon|Websense have shared their security predictions for the coming year:
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Troy Gill, has analysed threat trends over the last 12 months and offers his perspective of what lies ahead...
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Machine learning has been touted recently as the next big step forward for information security; however, the claims are over-optimistic says Simon Crosby.
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62 percent of companies surveyed in the UK and Germany say that they either test their disaster recovery plan either less than once a year, or do not test it at all, according to new research undertaken by Kroll Ontrack.
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Netwrix has released the results of its global 2015 Cloud Security Survey that show when it comes to migrating to the cloud, 65 percent of companies are concerned with security and 40 percent worry about their loss of physical control over data in the cloud.
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According to recent research from Kaspersky Lab and B2B International, nearly half (45 percent) of all businesses recognise the serious threat posed by cryptomalware, also known as ransomware, a sharp increase from 37 per cent in 2014. However, despite this rising awareness, cryptomalware attacks continue to severely impact companies
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The open-source OpenStack platform has great potential in the enterprise realm, but how secure is it and what do organizations need to consider from a security perspective? By Corey Nachreiner.