2020 Zero Trust Progress report from Cybersecurity Insiders and Pulse Secure finds Zero Trust adoption poses challenges for many organisations.
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Despite decades of warnings, users are still prone to use same ‘favourite’ system password for multiple logins and accounts, reports PreciseSecurity probe.
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Some 60% of cyber breaches in 2019 involved vulnerabilities where available patches were not applied, reveals new study from ServiceNow.
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Executives with cyber security responsibility must tackle the escalation of occupational stress – before chronic mental strain results in IT security failure and job losses. James Hayes reports.
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Report from Trend Micro finds uncovers increased risk’ of cyber attacks that could severely damage highly critical sector.
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Businesses’ failure to tie IT security metrics to overall company performance starts to hit CEOs, research report from Thycotic suggests.
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Latest Thales study reveals that organisations across the world are still do not provide adequate protection to their sensitive data in their cloud environments despite regulatory compliance risks.
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Senior leadership in charge of BC at quarter of organisations polled by Databarracks, but mere 4% increase on 2015 indicates slow progress toward move away from IT’s ownership.
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The executive and the IT security teams must do more to reduce the communications gap between them: it starts with recognition of the value each ally brings to the defence campaign. By Jens Monrad, Head of Intelligence EMEA, FireEye.
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Ransomware returns!
Reports of the demise of ransomware have been grossly exaggerated: businesses have to redouble their defences as new variants become ever more devious. By James Hayes.
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Study reveals scale of conflict business leaders are subjected to when technology disruption hits their business.
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Securing Industry 4.0
To meet their fullest potential, Industry 4.0 programmes must now apply holistic cyber-savvy thinking to all aspects of the industrial processes to be digitally transformed.