During last week’s Annual Meeting in Davos, The World Economic Forum announced the launch of a new ‘Global Centre for Cybersecurity’ to help build a safe and secure global cyberspace.
Karl Roe, VP Services & Cloud Solutions at Nuvias, takes a look at what’s in store for organizations using the cloud during 2018.
Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) are feeling less confident than ever about cyber risk and data security, a new Ponemon Institute survey shows. As today’s climate of high-profile data breaches continues, 66 percent of respondents believe their companies are more likely to fall victim to a cyberattack or data breach in 2018.
ENISA, the EU Cybersecurity Agency, has published the sixth issue of its annual ENISA Threat Landscape report. This includes an assessment and analysis of the cyber threats reported during 2017.
The use of Internet of Things (IoT) devices is on the rise in industrial applications. In fact, Gartner predicts there will be nearly 21 billion connected ‘things’ in use worldwide by 2020. IT leaders in nearly every vertical market will soon be inundated
Syncsort has published the results of its ‘2018 State of Resilience’ report. This year’s responses underscore the increased pressure IT leaders are feeling to ensure security, high availability and disaster recovery.
IT risks come in various shapes and sizes– some obvious and others far more difficult to predict. However, many attack scenarios are now easier to address due to the identification of threat patterns, which are a set of characteristics representing suspicious behaviors in security platforms.
Standards Australia has announced that a new handbook for document control is now available. Called SA/SNZ HB 168:2017, Document Control, the handbook addresses the entire life cycle of business critical documents and provides guidelines for processes and systems for implementing an effective document control program.
The Cloud Standards Customer Council has published Version 3 of its ‘Security for Cloud Computing: 10 Steps to Ensure Success’ document. This provides a practical reference to help enterprise IT and business decision makers analyze the security implications of cloud computing on their business.
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