Web applications have become a security liability By Joel Khalili Web apps are at the heart of many serious security incidents
Most businesses sidestepped security processes during pandemic By Joel Khalili Companies prioritized productivity and continuity over security, report claims.
Hybrid working will fuel expense fraud - here's how we fight it By Jørgen Christian Juul Expense fraud ranks among the most commonly occurring types of employee fraud; an estimated 5 percent of revenues are typically lost to fraud around the world.
The risk of insecure protocols in business environments By Mike Campfield The prevalence of well-known insecure protocols which have led to high-profile cyberattacks is still present in businesses despite the known risks.
How CSOs can overcome data protection uncertainty challenges post-Brexit By Anne Hardy How CISOs can overcome data protection challenges that have become part and parcel since Brexit.
Cybercriminals launch targeted phishing attacks against Microsoft 365 users By Joel Khalili More than 12,000 Microsoft-related phishing attacks detected in H1 2021
Stop mitigating cybersecurity threats and start preventing them By Chuck Everette Why companies need to prevent instead of mitigate.
UK businesses are being hit hard by a lack of endpoint visibility By Sead Fadilpašić By improving visibility into endpoints, UK businesses stand to save a lot of money, report claims.
Cyberattacks on UK councils surge during pandemic By Sead Fadilpašić With the growing remote workforce, attacks grow as well.
UK lagging behind on implementing remote networks By Sead Fadilpašić India and Australia much further ahead when it comes to Zero Trust networks.
What are the key challenges facing employees when it comes to phishing attacks? By Lior Kohavi Security is so much more than just having a certain suite of products on a checklist provided by a regulatory body.
Many UK CISOs don't feel like they have control of their organisation By Sead Fadilpašić Hybrid working, widening skills gap and shrinking budgets make CISOs struggle to keep track of what goes on.
Why automation is key to keeping applications secure in the cloud-native era By Ben Todd CISOs suggest a more automated approach, to tackle security risks.
Is ‘privilege creep’ putting your organization’s data security in jeopardy? By Kamel Heus How to adopt a model of least privilege and mitigate the dangers of privilege creep.
Ransomware-as-a-Service: The next big threat to business By Chris Pogue Remote working has led to a spike in cybercrime.
Many security pros aren't confident they could repel a major supply chain attack By Sead Fadilpašić They are also unsure about who should be responsible for keeping the supply chain secure.
Workers are still falling for obvious phishing attacks By Sead Fadilpašić Covid-19 is no longer the most popular topic.
Traditional ransomware defenses are failing businesses By Sead Fadilpašić Half of ransomware victims had perimeter defenses set up at the time of the attack.
UK businesses are spending big on security, but drowning in false positives By Sead Fadilpašić Almost half of all alerts are false positives, new data suggests.
Almost half of companies do not have a proper security policy in place By Sead Fadilpašić Employees don't understand their security responsibilities.
