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Top information security threats for 2016

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As 2016 kicks off, leading cloud security company iSheriff has forecast the top five security threats that businesses will face in the next 12 months. While some of these trends started in 2015 and are expected to continue, others will bring new challenges for security professionals.

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The two most transformative trends impacting IT service providers (ITSPs) are endpoint growth and demand for security services according to a new Autotask survey of more than 1,100 global ITSPs.

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iSheriff, a leading cloud security company, has appointed John Mutch as its new Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and a member of its board of directors, effective immediately. As CEO, Mutch is responsible for the future direction of the organisation and leading the company’s overall operations, with direct oversight of sales, marketing, professional services, R&D and corporate strategy.

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But staffing obstacles hamper SIEM implementations.

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2016 – the rise of the cyber security and data breach reporting officer

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A leading crime lawyer predicts 2016 to be the year where organisations appoint dedicated cyber security and data breach reporting officers as part of their legal compliance obligations.

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Pwnie Express, provider of real-time threat detection of all the wireless and wired devices in and around workplaces, has announced European availability of its Pwn Pulse SaaS platform. European organizations can now detect rogue, misconfigured, and unauthorized devices, from phones and printers to malicious access points, across wired and wireless spectrums. Visibility from Pwn Pulse helps European companies more comprehensively protect critical business infrastructure while...

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Kaspersky opens Transparency Centre in Madrid

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Open source breaches increase 71%

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Untrained staff are the greatest security risk

The majority of executives (87%) around the world cite untrained staff as the greatest cyber risk...

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76% of senior leaders in large Irish firms worried about digital threats.

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