If most businesses were honest, they would admit that they don’t have a full picture when it comes to understanding what threats they face from cyber attacks. That’s why security leaders need to take lessons from the corporate world and approach cyber security through a new Lean Six Sigma lens says Miles Tappin.
BlackBerry has issued a new report with survey findings that recognise the security challenges organizations are currently facing and the global need for a better security solution to protect enterprises and their employees and clients.
US Senators Gary Peters (D-MI) and Rob Portman (R-OH), Chairman and Ranking Member of the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee have introduced bipartisan legislation that would provide additional resources and better coordination for serious cyber attacks or breaches.
Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) has released new research that found, despite the challenges posed by the pandemic, most organizations have either pressed forward as planned or accelerated their zero trust initiatives.
Link11 has released its DDoS report for Q1 2021, which revealed that the number of DDoS attacks recorded was more than double the number of attacks seen in the same period in the previous year.
Check Point Research (CPR) is warning of a growing cyber threat in which hackers use Telegram, the instant messaging app with over 500 million active users, as a command and control system to distribute malware to organizations.
Zerto has published ‘The State of Data Protection and Disaster Recovery Readiness: 2021’, a survey based paper written by IDC and sponsored by Zerto.
While most organizations have been conducting regular risk assessments in traditional areas for many years, cyber risk assessments are still in their infancy for many. Here Barry O'Donnell offers some tips to ensure that there are no gaps in your cyber risk assessments.
More than a year after the mass shift to remote working, over half (54 percent) of organizations are still experiencing downtime and disruption as a result of network security issues
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