Security and risk management leaders must address seven clear trends to protect the ever-expanding digital footprint of modern organizations against new and emerging threats in 2022 and beyond, according to Gartner, Inc.
Homomorphic encryption is considered a next generation data security technology, but researchers have identified a vulnerability that allows them to steal data even as it is being encrypted.
ExtraHop has released findings from a new survey on ransomware that sheds light on the discrepancies between how IT decision makers (ITDMs) see their current security practices, and the reality of the ransomware attack landscape.
The US NIST has published two guides to help organizations manage and respond to ransomware threats.
Deep Instinct has released findings from its bi-annual Threat Landscape Report. The Deep Instinct Threat Research team extensively monitored attack volumes and types and then extrapolated their findings to predict where the future of cyber security is heading.
Venafi has published the findings of a global survey of IT decision-makers looking into the use of double and triple extortion as part of ransomware attacks. The data reveals that 83 percent of successful ransomware attacks now include alternative extortion methods
Check Point Software Technologies Ltd has released its 2022 Cloud Security Report. As organizations continue to adopt the cloud, with 35 percent running more than 50 percent of their workloads on the likes of Azure, AWS and GCP, they struggle to manage the complexity of securing their cloud infrastructures across multiple cloud platforms.
The recently identified vulnerability in the Log4j Java logging package has created headaches for security professionals around the world. Three-fifths (61 percent) of organizations responding to the latest Neustar International Security Council (NISC) survey, conducted in January 2022, said they had fielded attacks targeting this vulnerability.
The role of the cyber security leader needs to evolve says Gartner, as accountability for cyber risk moves outside IT and an increasingly distributed ecosystem leads to a loss of direct decision-making control.
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