Cybersecurity strategy stories

Fastly reports that Aus-NZ companies experienced a 9% revenue loss due to cyberattacks, with a recovery period of 7.5 months.

Cybersecurity has associated itself with fear, and as a result, instead of enabling, it has stifled the growth settings we need the most now.

EMEA region hit hardest as global DDoS attacks rise by 31%. France, Germany, Italy, Kenya, and Saudi Arabia among most targeted nations.

Disrupted cyber attacks are on the rise according to Splunk's CISO Report, with 90% of orgs hit in the past year and 83% paying ransoms.

Tools and services in place need to be constantly monitored and updated to ensure they can protect against both current and emerging threats.

Illumio predicts breach containment, consolidation, and better governance as priorities for 2023 and warns of increased threats to healthcare and energy.

The Fortinet Training Institute has made significant progress in closing the cybersecurity skills gap, on track to train one million people by 2026.

Australia's move towards open banking has been hindered by slow progress. However, with the right security measures, the future of open banking can be secure.

Organizations are hindered by a cultural divide between IT and OT teams, preventing a unified cybersecurity strategy, a report from Dragos has found.

Appgate launches new version of zero trust network access solution, offering enhanced capabilities for enterprises.

Ping Identity has acquired no-code identity specialist Singular Key to streamline integration of identity services.

Traditional anti-malware solutions miss nearly 75% of threats, according to new research from WatchGuard Technologies.

Cybersecurity should be a priority discussion point for business leaders, as point solutions and incomplete approaches create vulnerabilities.

ThreatQuotient study reveals confusion over the role of threat hunters, with many teams focusing on reactive processes.

Less than half of DevOps professionals believe developers always request certificates that serve as machine identities through authorised channels.

Survey: 60% of data breaches linked to unpatched known flaws.

AiSP launches mentorship programme to groom female cybersecurity professionals in Singapore, addressing talent shortage.

When cybersecurity teams do not meet their targets, it impacts the CEO with longer hours, job insecurity, shareholder pushback, and bonus reductions.

With fewer users to manage, IT teams will likely have more capacity to carry out tasks that might have been overlooked during the busy business year.

A user-centered design approach starts with users and asking them what they want to gain a deeper understanding of their needs.

Deception tech in cybersecurity mimics wartime strategy to protect Australian firms.

The Productivity Bulletin showed that productivity levels in Australia has been declining in key industries since 2013, falling behind global peers.

This PoP expansion brings Forcepoint services to virtually anywhere in the world while delivering optimal security and productivity enhancing capabilities.

Bitglass report: 77% of Fortune 500 firms don't indicate who leads cybersecurity.