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Leading companies fail to commit to cybersecurity

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38% of the 2019 Fortune 500 do not have a chief information security officer (CISO).

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Security breaches hit SMBs

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Nearly one-third (32%) of IT group employees in SMBs and mid-market enterprises globally said their organisation had experienced a security breach in the past five years, with at least 10% of the total sample of respondents reporting that they were hit by a breach in the past year. That’s according to a new survey conducted by Kaseya which polled more than 400 global respondents.

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Cybersecurity - big in the boardroom

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Two-thirds of enterprises are s.truggling to embed security in the enterprise-IT architecture

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Digital transformations are driving organisations to rethink security threats

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Wipro has released its 2019 State of Cybersecurity Report that highlights the rising importance of cybersecurity defense to global leaders, the emergence of the CISO as a C-Suite role, and an unprecedented focus on security as a pervasive part of the business operations.

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Resource shortage is the biggest security challenge

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Respondents identify people as biggest source of cyber threats, with Facebook and BA as most notable breaches – but skills shortage has bolstered employment prospects.

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British companies fail at the IT security basics

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Research reveals that companies investing in the latest cyber security products and services are risking this being undermined by sloppy practices.

Five enterprise IT predictions for 2014

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Almost half of French enterprises plan to increase their ICT budget this year

A new survey from market researcher Kable shows that 46% of French enterprises are planning to...

Barracuda introduces Web Application Firewall for Microsoft Azure App Service

Barracuda tightens relationship with Microsoft Azure to offer customers advanced security and...

Uncovered - the countries most at risk from cybercrime

The severity of cyber-breaches has become more and more intense in recent years. As a result,...

Demand for IT security skills grows

Almost half (47%) of UK CIOs and CTOs will add extra IT security personnel to their teams in 2015...

Organisations spend half a million pounds, annually, dealing with false positive alerts

A report from The Ponemon Institute reveals that two-thirds of the time spent by security staff...

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