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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.

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60% of organisations would consider paying in the event of a ransomware attack

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More than a third of experts perceive ransomware guidance from government and official bodies to be insufficient.

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Bitglass study finds security gaps continue to be pervasive across BYOD initiatives

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2021 BYOD Security Report reveals security teams continue to lack visibility and technology needed to secure unmanaged personal devices against modern threats.

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One in three employees has picked up bad cybersecurity habits since working remotely

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New data from Tessian reveals the security pitfalls that IT leaders need to be aware of as lockdowns ease and employees go back to the office.

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Ransomware study reveals the true cost to business

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84% of organisations that paid a ransom demand were hit again, 61% reported significant loss of revenue.

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Expanded attack surfaces pose more of a risk than 'ever before'

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First of its kind global report reveals hospitality, telecom industries are most vulnerable to undiscovered network breaches and offers ways to mitigate risk.

Digital defence dejection?

68% of IT organisations have no to modest confidence to manage digital threats, despite a...

Half of organisations experience remote working security incidents

With the majority of companies believing the future of work will be remote or “hybrid”, Tessian...

McAfee Labs finds mobile apps left vulnerable for months

Intel Security has released its McAfee Labs Threats Report: February 2015, including assessments of...

Over half of security professionals will stop putting sensitive data in the cloud due to GDPR

eperi has disclosed the results of a survey of 250 IT security professionals that gives insight...

Data breaches up 15% and compromised data records up 31%

Identity and personal data theft account for 64% of all data breaches.

Majority of consumers would stop doing business with companies following a data breach

Only a quarter (27%) of consumers feel businesses take customer data security very seriously.

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