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Continuous investment and activity are key for staying ahead in the cyber arms race

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New data reveals that only 56 per cent of UK firms believe they have sufficient cyber security skills in-house to deal with threats.

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Security hygiene in the spotlight

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More than 60 percent of organisations not leveraging established hardening benchmarks.

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Security vulnerability concerns skyrocket

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Ninety percent of surveyed security professionals fear that Meltdown-Spectre attacks are becoming the norm.

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Insider threat falls in UK and Germany post GDPR, but US risk increases

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Organisations report that 38% of IT security incidents occur as a direct result of their employees actions, and 75% originate from their extended enterprise (employees, customers, suppliers).

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A third of organisations have no cybersecurity expertise

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Despite 95 percent of CIOs expecting cyberthreats to increase over the next three years, only 65 percent of their organizations currently have a cybersecurity expert, according to a survey from Gartner, Inc. The survey also reveals that skills challenges continue to plague organizations that undergo digitalization, with digital security staffing shortages considered a top inhibitor to innovation.

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Check Point’s “Cyber Attack Trends: 2018 Mid-Year Report” reveals 42% of organizations globally hit by cryptomining attacks, while sophisticated Gen V attacks on cloud infrastructures grow.

Deep Instinct unveils First Annual Voice of SecOps Report

78 percent of security professionals believe that attackers will use AI to unleash a global cyber...

Rise in ransom hacks

Radware has released its 2017-2018 Global Application and Network Security Report, which found...

Generation Y “digital native” employees are most likely to practice sloppy cyber security

New research from T-Systems into cyber security behaviour and awareness has found that Generation...

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

First of its kind global report reveals hospitality, telecom industries are most vulnerable to...

The year of ransomware continues

148% surge in global ransomware attacks (470 million) year to date, making 2021 the worst year...

SonicWall offers hybrid choice

Company’s virtual offerings, cloud services match with on-premises deployments to solve...

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