Hackers are becoming increasingly creative. They now use sophisticated wares to access and steal sensitive information. Cloud intrusions have increased by 75% while 72% organisations have faced ransomware attacks highlighting the urgent need for cybersecurity defenses. The financial impact of cybercrime is expected to reach $10.5 trillion in 2025! These cybersecurity trends show that regardless…
A recent study by IBM states that companies save more than $1 million by containing a breach within 30 days. And so, it is reasonable to assume that agility is of paramount importance in cybersecurity. In this regard, timely incident reporting is a key to rapid defence, equipping security leaders with crucial information to initiate…
According to data by SpaceLift, over 96% of businesses are using public cloud systems rather than on-premise systems. While this is no surprise due to the massive adoption of cloud infrastructure, the problem begins when providers and customers are not aware of the vulnerabilities in their security posture, which can lead to data breaches, account…
Hackers are constantly targeting employees to get their hands on sensitive data. It is important for companies to be up-to-date on the latest threats while taking steps to create cybersecurity awareness among all employees. As per IBM Cyber Security Intelligence Index, human error is part of more than 95% of security breaches. A few cyber…
TL,DR: The list covers 25 cybersecurity leaders shaping the industry across threat intelligence, security operations, governance, risk management, cloud security, and cybersecurity policy development at organizations worldwide Notable leaders include Dmitri Alperovitch (CrowdStrike co-founder, Silverado Policy Accelerator chairman, and advisor to the U.S. Department of Defense) and Paul Asadoorian (Security Weekly founder, later acquired by…
TL;DR In late 2019, US government agencies were grappling with what unfolded to be one of the most sophisticated hacking campaigns – Russian intelligence injected a trojan virus into their network management system provided by a third party. The exploiters briefly managed to gain remote access to sensitive data because the US agencies trusted untested…