Some 60% of cyber breaches in 2019 involved vulnerabilities where available patches were not applied, reveals new study from ServiceNow.
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Founding head of the UK’s cyber security agency confirms plans to step down from leadership role within nine months.
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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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IT security teams and senior management should work together make cyber risk awareness a shared responsibility, Databarracks report urges.
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Top executives in organisations that fail to set IT security teams targets that correlate directly with overall business performance, increasingly face problems as a result, a study has revealed. Out of a sample of more than 100 UK enterprise IT security decision-makers by privileged access management solutions vendor Thycotic, 61% agreed there are implications for the CEO if security teams […]
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The forthright head of Germany’s national cyber security authority explains how it is leading the initiative to make certification key to the country’s defensive strategy. Interview by James Hayes.
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Study from VMware and Forbes uncovers ‘outdated’ defences, and growing ‘chasm’ between polled organisations’ business executives and techies.
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Effective enterprise Threat Intelligence programmes must make information sharing – at all levels of an organisation – a top priority for full-function cyber defence strategies, says Digital Shadows’ Isidoros Monogioudis.
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‘Bad bots’ will screw up your business operations from several directions at once, so it’s important to know the different types of bots intent on cramping your commerce, reports James Hayes.
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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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Cyber security expenditure is proving costly for European organisations. So is cyber security regulation. Tax credits for companies with proven GDPR compliance would offset the overhead, suggests James Hayes.