Cybersecurity strategy stories - Page 8

Research has found enterprises identify 870 unique vulnerabilities on internal systems every day, on average, with over 100 of them being critical.

Growing complexity in business networks can overwhelm IT teams. Pruning back complexity and increasing visibility can help IT teams stay in control.

Amateur cybercriminals (or anyone with a grudge), can execute spam attacks, steal people's identities, and more.

Organisations that can use fewer security products that individually offer more capability are likely to have a lower total cost of ownership.

A cybersecurity strategy is imperative for a mature security presence in order to improve the chances of surviving current and future cyberattacks.

LogRhythm sees a significant surge as 33% of customers adopt its SOAR capabilities, outpacing Gartner's 2018 SOAR adoption estimates.

Tenable has expanded its asset discovery and vulnerability management solution to include thousands of new OT devices, enhancing industrial security.

Application programming interfaces (APIs) are the cornerstone of both connected devices and the connected experience.

There are steps that businesses can and should take to protect their data systems – and the privacy of their customers.

To secure facilities, operational technology and IT security must come together. PAS Global spoke to industry experts for their strategies.

Cybersecurity expert warns of a 'cyber winter' with a surge in destructive attacks, urging digital 'panic rooms'.

Amid rising cyber threats and costly data breaches, Kaspersky Lab advises enhanced cyber hygiene to safeguard valuable digital assets.

Aura's Michael Warnock discusses building secure IT systems from inception to combat the rising threat of cyber attacks, stressing ongoing robust defences.

As Australian companies transition to cloud models, the onus is on building robust security expertise to fend off increasingly frequent cyber-attacks.

Companies realise they need to improve the way they manage security and policy, and they also realise that automating workflows and processes is key.

Organisations are now capable of leveraging AI as its advanced to the point of addressing critical issues in cybersecurity.

Only with resilient operations can businesses mitigate the risk of downtime and focus on projects that drive transformation.

Although BYOD can seem like a cost-effective mobility solution, experts warn it might backfire due to security, productivity, and cost concerns.

Companies are increasingly relying on managed security service providers to protect themselves from sophisticated threats.

Artificial intelligence can reduce human effort and lower the time needed to detect, respond to, and recover from cybersecurity incidents.