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Third of organisations ignore cyberattack accountability

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Global research reveals the disconnect between business decision makers and security teams, even as new risks from remote working and ransomware grow.

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Deep Instinct unveils First Annual Voice of SecOps Report

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78 percent of security professionals believe that attackers will use AI to unleash a global cyber incident in the next 12 months.

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Lack of budget and cloud security skills are top obstacles

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Half of CISOs say their organisation’s desire for growth and rapid digitalisation is detrimental to data security in the cloud.

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4.3 million UK small and medium-sized businesses believe they are vulnerable to cyber attacks

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Three quarters (73%) of UK small and medium-sized business leaders think their workforces lack the capability and expertise to withstand a cybersecurity attack.

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Right is might

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SMBs would pay on average 34% more for an IT service provider who could provide the right solution, a rise from 25% in 2019.

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Report shows how threats have evolved in a remote workforce world

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The COVID-19 pandemic created enormous challenges for businesses worldwide – and cybersecurity challenges were prominent among them. Employees transitioning to working from home created new vulnerabilities in network systems designed for a centralized, in-office workforce. As a result, there was a subsequent spike in cybercriminal activity, as bad actors hastened to take advantage of the situation, along with an increase in malware attacks and other network security threats.

VR and immersive technology the keys to cybersecurity recruitment?

New research shows millennials & post-millennials more likely to embrace a cybersecurity...

One of the UK’s largest health service providers goes live with newly re-designed secure infrastructure

Trustwave says that one of the largest health service providers in the United Kingdom, Southern...

Confusion over Cloud security

AlienVault RSA survey finds that one third of respondents describe the state of security...

Security professionals point to bored and distracted employees as biggest potential data security risk

Over half say they would trust technology over humans as a way of avoiding mistakes.

Workspaces for tomorrow

The rising cost of energy, real estate, and office space, coupled with growing pressure to...

Huawei strengthens its UK Board with appointment of three Non-Executive Directors

Lord Browne of Madingley appointed independent Chairman.

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