2018 appeared to be a good year for cyber security defenders. There was an absence of high-profile events that were observed in 2017, such as WannaCry and NotPetya. But why? Are the defenders winning the battle in the cyber arms race?
Is Zero Trust really achievable given the complexity in financial service organisations, especially considering limited staff, mergers and acquisitions and compliance pressures? Join our webinar to find out
Why do cybersecurity breaches continue to dominate the news headlines? Is the security industry losing the battle? Are there more threats today, or are we just hearing more about them?
From the resurgence of destructive ransomware, IoT botnets, data breaches and mobile malware to sophisticated multi-vector technologies, it is clear we are witnessing a change in cyber attacks.
It is not just attack frequency that is evolving but threat and network complexity as well, and both impact upon the capacity of the enterprise to effectively mitigate the breach risk.
Many companies continue to leave themselves vulnerable to a major breach by overlooking how they manage their privileged accounts. Here, we outline best practices and provide tips on how to protect your firm from attack.
Your employees are leaving behind invisible "access footprints" every day as they use applications and share data. And it's these traces that attackers use to target your network.
Automatic Teller Machines (ATMs) are digital safes installed on streets throughout the world—so they’re a natural target of criminals. But why rob one ATM if instead they could rob many?
Cyberattacks should be top of mind more than ever before. This eBook, created by Oracle + Dyn, helps you to identify the 5 threats you should care most about.
Web application security is much more than an IT problem. It can become a significant business problem if not handled properly. Attacks on web applications can by-pass your security and harm your business by creating unwanted downtime, reducing availability and responsiveness and shattering trust with your customers when data confidentiality and integrity is compromised.
Threat intelligence comes from a variety of disparate sources, with organisations need to pull them together to get a unified picture of the threat landscape; increasingly this can be achieved using automation and AI to maximise usage of scarce expert human resources for decision making and response.
The scale and sophistication of cyber-attacks is not slowing down – ranging from phishing scams to cryptocurrency-based cyber-attacks, to state sponsored attacks on industrial control systems.
Every vendor is pushing a threat intelligence feed, program, and/or product. How does a lean organisation separate the hype from the actual value that threat intelligence can bring to a lean security team?
The enforcement of GDPR has undoubtedly been the biggest shake-up in data handling history. Organisations are now required to understand the regulation, develop best practices for success and avoid common pitfalls
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