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Let’s discuss the main types of insider threats facing businesses today and explain how to mitigate their risks through various technologies.More

leading enterprise database was also used to identify whether each company had a chief information security officer (CISO) or a chief security officer (CSO). The results proved extremely interesting…More

A false sense of security surrounds so-called trusted mobile devices and we need to rethink the ‘trusted’ device security model.More

Discussion is likely to focus on cloud security, with IT professionals asking themselves: How did we cope with the threat situation last year?More

More than 27 million individuals were affected by breaches of protected health information, according to Bitglass. More

In securing data in the cloud, companies now face a multi-faceted challenge that features flexible data access from large numbers of users and devices.More

Research found that only 34% of those who had adopted cloud-based solutions had implemented single sign-on (SSO), one of the most basic cloud security tools.More

Left unmanaged, personal devices and unmanaged cloud applications can lead to data loss, but if managed too strictly, the IT team risks a backlash from unhappy employees, Bitglass says. More

The report found that only 34% of companies are authenticating users accessing cloud data via SSO.More

A security solution like mobile device management (MDM) fails to respect user privacy and should not be a common security practice.More

While using IaaS brings many advantages, it also raises unique data leakage concerns that must be addressed in order to maintain robust cybersecurity.More

"Lax security and its resulting breaches have long-term repercussions for organisations as well as their customers, shareholders, partners, and other stakeholders."More

The report found that 38% of the 2019 Fortune 500 do not have a chief information security officer (CISO).More

The financial services sector reported the second-highest number of data breaches in the 12-month period covered by the latest OIAC report. More

The incidence of cryptojacking has seen rapid growth and has emerged as a favourite strategy for hackers.More

Each year, Bitglass conducts research on the state of enterprise cloud security in order to identify key trends and common vulnerabilities.More

The biggest challenge for most external threat actors is gaining access to a target organisation, but insider threats already have this. More

The cloud security company has appointed vice presidents for worldwide channels and worldwide business development.More

Large-scale cryptojacking is a lucrative business due to the popularity and value of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum.More

Report finds that 74% of organisations allow BYOD but nearly half lack clear security policies and best practices.More

"A growing number of organisations are making strategic choices to avoid relying too heavily upon any single cloud service provider."More

Companies that embrace BYOD are giving employees more freedom to work remotely, resulting in increased productivity, cost savings, and talent retention. More

Of the 11.5 million individuals affected by healthcare breaches in 2018, 67% had their information exposed by hacking and IT incidents. More

Bitglass AU's David Shephard discusses the 'man in the cloud' attacks that are becoming increasingly popular - and effective.More