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What Does Growing Cloud Adoption Mean for Enterprise Security?

Anurag Kahol March 18, 2021

There’s no doubt that 2020 saw a significant growth in the adoption of cloud services. But are organisations properly equipped to defend themselves as these technologies take centre stage? Read the answer in our latest article.

Video: USB Ninja with Kevin Mitnick

Editors Desk March 14, 2021

How do criminals access your network to drive a ransomware attack? KnowBe4’s Chief Hacking Officer Kevin Mitnick shows one option – using an USB cable from unknown sources

“Security Negligence” can lead to significant problems for your Business

Ramil Khantimirov March 11, 2021

Security negligence refers to paying insufficient attention to the process of information security. This can have serious consequences for your business. Read more details in our latest article.

Virtual Roundtable: Artificial Intelligence in Detection and Response

Patrick Boch March 9, 2021

XDR, SIEM, SOAR – there’s a ton of acronyms which, in essence, deal with threat intelligence. Are you confused yet? We certainly were and tried to set the matter straight in a virtual roundtable with leading industry experts.

Women in Cybersecurity: Interview with Martha Chrisander

Editors Desk March 8, 2021

For today’s international women’s day we interviewed Martha Chrisander of LogPoint. Why are there so few women in cybersecurity, we wondered – read her answer here:

CDR is a crucial security tool… that no one knows about

Lou Covey March 5, 2021

Securing an organization’s data isn’t easy, and the various products and services dedicated to the process make it even more difficult to know what to do. A relatively tiny section of the cyber-protection industry, known as content disarm and reconstruction (CDR) is a solid beginning.

Malware Trends in 2020

Shimon Oren March 4, 2021

Another pandemic happened in 2020, though it would be wrong to say it went unnoticed: Malware. You would rightly guess that malware attacks increased significantly – find out more details in this article.

Here is how hackers attacked the Oldsmar water supply – and how a catastrophe was prevented

Editors Desk March 1, 2021

The attack on the water supply of Oldsmar, Florida, shows which backdoors hackers leveraged in (almost) poisoning the water. It also shows what prevented them from succeeding. Read the details in our latest article.

Beyond the padlock: Why it is crucial to protect your website – and Five tips for doing so

Patrick Boch February 27, 2021

During the ongoing pandemic, a lot of business rely on their website to promote and sell their products. Unfortunately, most of them do not consider security for those websites. In a world where cyber criminals are increasing their attacks , such negligence can be fatal.

The Talent Shortage Crisis in Cyber Security and How to Overcome It

Matt Donato February 26, 2021

There are far more cybersecurity job openings than there are people to fill them. And these numbers will grow rapidly. Matt Donato from CyberSN on how to overcome the talent shortage crisis in Cyber Security.