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Threat Intelligence: know thy enemies
Threat Intelligence brings focus and context to cyber defensive strategies – senior execs should be directly involved in the intelligence-gathering process.
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Cyber attacks continue to create de facto cost centres that squeeze enterprise finances. The pain is incremental – and every little hurts.
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Insider threats: the new generation
Digital upheavals, Software-as-a-Service flaws, and workers who say the data they create actually belongs to them: just some of the factors that drive the emergent generation of mixed – and mixed-up – insider threats. By James Hayes.
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Reputations tarnished by a successful data breach can make a bigger financial impact on an organisation than cyber-swiped funds or assets. By James Hayes.
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Cyber resilience will be strengthened due to a new era of greater public-private co-operation, argues the World Economic Forum’s cyber arm.
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When stress goes viral
The Coronavirus pandemic has added pressure to cyber security professionals’ stress loads. Executive colleagues should provide support. By James Hayes.
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What are the best practices for a cyber-committed board and/or c-suite? And what more can senior execs do to maximise their role value in cyber governance? By James Hayes.
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The new Data Economies
Do cyber threats perceive a value in your enterprise data that you’ve missed? Can that value go up as well as down? Calculating minds understand the data economy rules. By James Hayes.
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Enterprise data security policies urgently need to be refreshed as post-lockdown personnel continue to work remotely, says Trend Micro study.
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Interest in online cyber skills courses by female students is up 60% on 2019, agency reports.
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Research by Mimecast indicates widening divide in cyber security awareness across business divisions as Coronavirus-related remote working continues.
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Standard of cyber security awareness training among uni staff and students ‘concerning’, suggests Redscan study findings.