Despite the old adage that it takes a village to raise a child, new research from McAfee shows that an overwhelming majority (80%) of Aussies believe schools should be taking the lead in teaching our kids about online safety.  At the time of the survey in April 2021, nearly 40% of Aussie households had at least one family member participating in online learning – a number that has most definitely increased in recent months as…

Sechsundsiebzig Prozent der Sicherheits- und Geschäftsverantwortlichen gaben an, dass sich ihr Cyberrisiko durch die Verlagerung geschäftskritischer Funktionen in die Cloud erhöht hat Tenable®, Inc., das Cyber Exposure-Unternehmen, hat die Ergebnisse einer Studie veröffentlicht, nach der 78 % der deutschen Unternehmen die jüngsten geschäftsschädigenden* Cyberangriffe auf Schwachstellen in Technologien zurückführen, die während der Pandemie eingeführt wurden. Diese Daten stammen aus der Studie „Ohne Grenzen: Cybersecurity in der neuen Arbeitswelt“, die von Forrester Consulting im Auftrag von Tenable…

Tenable®, Inc., the Cyber Exposure company, has published results of a study that found 72% of U.K. organisations attribute recent business-impacting* cyberattacks to vulnerabilities in technology put in place during the pandemic, while 68% suffered attacks that targeted remote workers. The data is drawn from ‘Beyond Boundaries: The Future of Cybersecurity in the New World of Work,’ a commissioned study of more than 1,300 security leaders, business executives and remote employees, including 168 respondents in…

80 % des responsables sécurité et des dirigeants font état d’une plus grande exposition aux risques aujourd’hui à cause du télétravail Tenable®, Inc., The Cyber Exposure Company, a publié les résultats d’une étude selon laquelle en France, 70 % des responsables sécurité et des dirigeants attribuent les récentes cyber-attaques ayant des répercussions sur l’activité* aux vulnérabilités des technologies mises en place pendant la pandémie. Ces données proviennent de l’étude « Au-delà des frontières : l’avenir de la cyber-sécurité dans…

Tenable®, Inc, the Cyber Exposure company, published a global study that revealed 71% of organizations in India attribute recent business-impacting cyberattacks to vulnerabilities in technology put in place in response to the pandemic. The data is drawn from ‘Beyond Boundaries: The Future of Cybersecurity in the New World of Work,’ a commissioned study of more than 1,300 security leaders, business executives and remote employees worldwide, including 92 responses in India, conducted by Forrester Consulting on…

Tenable®, Inc., the Cyber Exposure company, published a global study that revealed 73% of Australian organisations were victims of cyberattacks targeting remote workers over the past 12 months, making them one of the biggest risks facing Australian organisations in the new world of work. Yet, no more than 29% of Australian remote workers strictly follow their organisations’ security guidelines and measures.  The data is drawn from ‘Beyond Boundaries: The Future of Cybersecurity in the New…

International information security accreditation and certification body CREST has appointed Rowland Johnson as its new President. Johnson will take over from Ian Glover, who retired as President of CREST on September 1 after nearly 13 years in the post. This will be for an initial term of one year. Johnson was previously a member of the CREST GB Executive from 2014–2020 and is credited with playing a major part in the non-profit organization’s development in Singapore and…

News Detail Security teams must rethink processes to aid innovation and customer experience PALO ALTO, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)– VMware, Inc. (NYSE: VMW), a leading innovator in enterprise software, today announced findings from a study on the relationship between IT, security, and development teams as organizations adopt a Zero Trust security model. The study, titled “Bridging the Developer and Security … Wed, 22 Sep 2021 00:00:00 Security teams must rethink processes to aid innovation and customer experience…