IT decision makers are facing major challenges between dynamic adversaries, significant legislation and regulation requirements, business digital transformation needs, and a rapidly-growing array of technology solutions. Ideally, business requirements would be the key motivator for an organisation’s approach to cybersecurity strategy. But, nearly two out of three U.K.-based IT and security decision makers say their security programme is continuously reactive due to constantly changing...
Read MoreReady availability of hacking tools, wildfire spread of malware and proliferation of cryptomining has seen social media-enabled cybercrimes grow by more than 300-fold.
Read MoreConvergence between physical and cyber environments is leaving businesses exposed.
Read MoreCorporate Cybersecurity is a huge concern for both customers and business owners alike with the number of attacks keep growing month on month. 2018 has seen a multitude of hacks and breaches coming from a wide array attack vectors. Companies have been left with data losses, stolen customer information and compromised networks. Big business just hasn’t been able to respond to the challenge fast enough, resulting in successful hacks that have resulted in data loss, and malicious cybersecurity...
Read MoreSurvey reveals that half of MSPs now manage their customers’ compliance obligations.
Read MoreCyber security revenues in 2018 were $160.2 billion and will jump an enormous $11.2 billion during 2019, as the focus moves to GDPR adherence and adherence to similar legislation. Growth slows to around $9.8 billion per annum after this but then spikes once again in 2023/4 as AI based Cybersecurity escalates, reaching $223.7 billion.
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