Cybersecurity strategy stories - Page 6

A Bitglass report reveals that 77% of Fortune 500 companies lack transparency in cybersecurity roles, with just 62% having a Chief Information Security Officer.

While strengthening your organisation's external defences with the latest tools and technologies makes sound sense, it's only half a battle plan.

Enterprises looking to reduce the risk of cyber-compromise or attack need to think about adding multi-factor authentication technology to their arsenal.

The research highlights how cybersecurity is a top priority for organisations in the ANZ market, with boards taking a more hands-on approach to cybersecurity.

The Government has refreshed its approach to New Zealand's cybersecurity, with more focus on partnerships, funding, and international participation.

Government departments and enterprises are wasting millions of dollars every year on cybersecurity because they fail to also invest in the user experience.

There's a serious gap between IT pros and general staff, and this expert says it's on the people in IT to bridge it.

Seventy-two percent of professionals surveyed believe nation-states have the right to 'hack back' cybercriminals.

Prioritising threats ensures organisations are taking a logical approach to cybersecurity, focusing their time and money on the most pressing dangers.

Timely, relevant data that has been deeply analysed, contextualised, and presented alongside all details needed is most effective for decision-making.

With hacking attempts surging, Singtel, SoftBank, Etisalat, and Telefónica have formed the Global Telco Security Alliance to bolster global cybersecurity.

Developers aren't usually aware of every control that should be implemented to ensure security in cloud environments.

Erroneous alerts regarding potential missile strikes that caused civil disruption in Hawaii and Japan in recent history.

ManageEngine offers some firewall best practices that can help security admins handle the conundrum of speed vs security.

Research has found enterprises identify 870 unique vulnerabilities on internal systems every day, on average, with over 100 of them being critical.

Growing complexity in business networks can overwhelm IT teams. Pruning back complexity and increasing visibility can help IT teams stay in control.

Amateur cybercriminals (or anyone with a grudge), can execute spam attacks, steal people's identities, and more.

Organisations that can use fewer security products that individually offer more capability are likely to have a lower total cost of ownership.

A cybersecurity strategy is imperative for a mature security presence in order to improve the chances of surviving current and future cyberattacks.

LogRhythm sees a significant surge as 33% of customers adopt its SOAR capabilities, outpacing Gartner's 2018 SOAR adoption estimates.