Direct written premiums to double during the forecast period, according to GlobalData
May 22, 2023
According to GlobalData’s 2022 U.K. SME Insurance Survey, almost 50% of medium-sized enterprises said that their cyber risk has, to some extent, increased since the start of COVID-19.
Addressing security concerns shouldn’t be a painful aftermath of overlooked coding errors and bugs. By following the clean code methodology, no new bugs are introduced into the released code, which sets developer teams up for success and mitigates technical debt buildup.
The DoD recognizes that implementing zero trust is a continuous and adaptive process that goes well beyond technology and needs to address people, processes, resources, governance, and risk management.
Most can be hacked instantly, according to research by Hive Systems
April 21, 2023
With the advent of publicly accessible AI tools, a second step that requires the personal action of a user to confirm their identity is the best way to keep account information safe.
Organizations are losing an average of 5% of their revenue to fraud each year, and the estimated cost of fraud for U.S. financial institutions in 2021 was $4.2 billion.
The Action1 survey reveals critical gaps in vulnerability management
March 24, 2023
Based on feedback from 804 IT professionals, the report reveals critical gaps in vulnerability management within organizations, which are being overlooked by executive leadership teams despite high-profile breaches and increased emphasis on cybersecurity from the authorities. These gaps leave organizations vulnerable to cyber threats.
The triple-threat of challenges that keep IT up at night today in 2023 — the rise in both data growth and ransomware attacks, supply chain issues, and the growth of AI/ML workloads — also bring opportunity to rethink how data is stored and protected.
The purpose of “zero trust” security is to provide protection against data breaches from all directions, specifically from within organizations, i.e., through browsers, email, VPN connections, and other means.
Businesses should make cybersecurity part of the conversation while making sure to thank employees, customers, and business associates for inherent inconveniences when implementing information security improvements.
The payday from crimes against business can dwarf gains from crimes against individuals, making them especially attractive targets. Businesses are only as safe as their most digitally vulnerable employees.