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Vectra AI has released a new research report identifying that 97 percent of analysts are worried they will miss security events, with 71 percent admitting their organization may have been compromised and they don’t know about it yet.
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OPSWAT has released key findings from its 2023 State of Web Application Security report, based on an online survey of over 400 executive leaders, managers, and senior contributors.
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Asigra is highlighting five major data protection challenges threatening SaaS application data, as well as the need for comprehensive data protection measures to safeguard this information.
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Data is the currency of the digitalized world and its importance in today’s business landscape cannot be overestimated. Protecting this investment requires data resilience strategies to be in place. In this article Alberto G. Alexander explains what data resilience involves.
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A psychology study has explored what makes workers vulnerable to phishing attacks and shows that workers feeling stressed are more likely than others to become the victims of a phishing attack.
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Check Point, in collaboration with Cybersecurity Insiders, has released its 2023 Cloud Security Report. The report, based on a survey of over 1,000 cyber security professionals worldwide, provides insights into the current state of cloud security management.
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Thales has released its 2023 Thales Cloud Security Study, an annual assessment of the latest cloud security threats, trends and emerging risks based on a survey of nearly 3,000 IT and security professionals across 18 countries.
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Acronis has released the findings of its Mid-Year Cyberthreats Report, ‘From Innovation to Risk: Managing the Implications of AI-driven Cyberattacks’.
‘Impregnable’ off-grid computers exposed by the one thing they can’t do without - their power supply
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Quantum computing will light the way for hackers to identify and attack air-gapped servers - high-security computers once thought immune to data theft - new analysis by Cystel has revealed.
