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Deep Instinct unveils First Annual Voice of SecOps Report

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78 percent of security professionals believe that attackers will use AI to unleash a global cyber incident in the next 12 months.

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Right is might

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SMBs would pay on average 34% more for an IT service provider who could provide the right solution, a rise from 25% in 2019.

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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.

Critical data at risk from employees

Despite a growing number of data breaches occurring under the glare of the public spotlight, 71...

Global survey reveals impact of data breaches on customer loyalty

Nearly two-thirds of consumers surveyed say they are unlikely to do business again with a company...

Concerns over lack of security automation

Huge demand for security automation driven by the growing number and sophistication of cyber...

Less than a third of UK organisations are very confident in current security measures

Research released by IT analyst firm Quocirca, in conjunction with Digital Guardian, has revealed a...

Dell SecureWorks selected as part of the UK Government’s Cyber Incident Response Scheme

The expertise and security intelligence of Dell SecureWorks’ Counter Threat Unit (CTU)...

At least one in three ex-employees left with access to systems or data post termination

Over a third (36%) of desk-based workers in the UK and the US are aware of having continued access...

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