Organizations need to be prepared. Now is the time to define a response strategy to ensure a security incident doesn’t turn into a business disaster. Do you know your SOC from your SIEM and more importantly where security compliance and regulation fit in?
Link11 has released findings from its annual DDoS Report, which revealed a rising number of multivector and cloud computing attacks during 2019.
A new Kaspersky study has lifted the lid on the scale of ‘cyber-complacency’ amongst UK businesses. The study revealed that many organizations are failing to take the necessary steps to prevent data breaches, despite many respondents acknowledging they would impact revenue and customer trust.
The benefits of the cloud as the prime location for disaster recovery backups are well known and accepted by many organizations, but what is often missed is the associated reliance on VPNs, a technology that’s not really designed for the cloud says Don Boxley…
Keyfactor and Ponemon Institute have released the 2020 edition of ‘The Impact of Unsecured Digital Identities’, a benchmark report exploring enterprises’ ability to manage increasing numbers of cryptographic keys and digital certificates securing network connections.
A month and a half after Positive Technologies released its overview of a critical vulnerability in Citrix software, one out of every five companies have still not taken any action to fix this vulnerability. This is evident from threat intelligence from Positive Technologies.
Keysight has released the results from its Security Operations Effectiveness survey, where 50 percent of respondents reported that their organization had experienced a security breach because one or more of their security products was not working as expected.
Peter Ruffley explains how there is an urgent need for businesses to become savvier in how they store and move data. The best way to future proof a business is to focus on mission critical date, rather than collecting everything under the sun.
Cyber threat intelligence (CTI) has evolved from small, ad hoc tasks performed disparately across an organization to robust programs with their own staff, tools and processes that support the entire organization, according to the SANS Institute 2020 CTI Survey.
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Business continuity can be defined as 'the processes, procedures, decisions and activities to ensure that an organization can continue to function through an operational interruption'. Read more about the basics of business continuity here.
