Cyberattacks stories - Page 49

Deploying the right digital infrastructure to connect with partners and service providers can help IoT companies collaborate and innovate.

Despite progress made in bringing more women into the industry over the last few years, they still only make up 25% of the global cybersecurity workforce.

Alarmingly, only 62% of Singaporean board members believe that their organisation is prepared for a cyber attack.

As cyber threats continue to proliferate, mid-sized organisations are seeking cyber insurance coverage. But insurers are raising premiums.

Rapid7 Vulnerability Intelligence Report finds attackers developing and deploying exploits faster, with an 87% increase in first-week exploitation since 2020.

it has become clear in the last few years that no matter the sophistication of an organisation's defences, cybercriminals could still find a way in.

Ransomware threats remain at peak levels with no evidence of slowing down globally with new variants enabled by Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS).

The cloud services market will surpass US$4.4 trillion by 2033, as growing demand for cloud-based solutions among SMEs drive the adoption of cloud services.

The immediate costs are a trifle when compared to the incalculable, lasting brand, reputation, and business damage that a data security incident causes.

Finding a balance between tracking changes and open, honest communication can go a long way in preventing unplanned downtime and keeping engineers happy.

Okta, the identity provider, has appointed Neville Vincent as its Vice President for Asia, overseeing business operations and leading region's expansion.

Employees need three months of cybersecurity training for companies to reach an acceptable level of security, according to a new Employee Security Index.

Cloud technologies have improved operational resilience in recent years, and the reliance on these services is only growing.

Mandiant report reveals Australian boards underestimate cyber threats despite high-profile attacks - 69% of professionals say so.

In recent years, we’ve seen organisations openly embrace hybrid cloud environments as they move to more flexible models in the so-called ‘new normal’ era.

Dark web trade of stolen login details is booming, putting individuals and companies at serious risk. Action is needed to prevent it.

The increased complexity of IT infrastructure is a main factor driving cyber security spending for companies of all sizes.

Supply chain cyber risk is a mounting issue. Many Australian organisations don't understand how third parties increase cyber risk.

Cyber threats directed towards financial services has grown rapidly, driven by digital transformation and regulation such as open banking.

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