FireEye, Inc., has released its inaugural FireEye Cyber Trendscape Report. FireEye surveyed over 800 CISOs and other senior executives across North America, Europe, and Asia to uncover attitudes towards some of cyber security’s most prevalent topics.
A survey of 1,032 IT workers in full or part-time employment, carried out by technology services provider Probrand, has found that more than one in five (21 percent) don’t actually know what a ‘cyber attack’ constitutes.
BlackBerry has released a new report into mobile malware, ‘Mobile Malware and APT Espionage: Prolific, Pervasive, and Cross-Platform’, which examines how advanced persistent threat (APT) groups have been leveraging mobile malware
Ransomware has never been far from the headlines during 2019, and the threat is unlikely to reduce in 2020. Alan Conboy explains how hyperconverged systems can assist in the fight against ransomware by helping reduce the attack surface.
New research commissioned by Check Point shows that GDPR is delivering a strong positive effect overall for European businesses – but with some significant variations between countries in terms of adopting GDPR measures.
Check Point Software Technologies has published its cyber security predictions for 2020. They highlight the major cyber incidents and technical developments that Check Point’s researchers anticipate will impact our societies and businesses in the coming year
Andy Pearch, Head of IA Services, CORVID, reflects on ten common mistakes that organizations make when it comes to cyber security. How many do you recognise and what can your organization do to improve?
The Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) has published new research on using a software-defined perimeter (SDP) as a distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack prevention mechanism.
An overwhelming majority of cyber security and risk management leaders believe that developments in 5G wireless technology will create cyber security challenges for their organizations.
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