Threat Landscape stories - Page 42

The increased complexity of IT infrastructure is a main factor driving cyber security spending for companies of all sizes.

Ransomware attacks decreased by 5% in 2022, but saw a surge between February and April due to the Russia-Ukraine conflict, says a report by NCC Group.

Flowmon ADS landed squarely in the report's Technology Leaders quadrant, the category with the highest customer impact and technology excellence.

Yubico has launched its enhanced YubiEnterprise Subscription program, expandedSecurity Key Series, and updated pricing structure.

Geopolitical uncertainty, rapid Internet of Things (IoT) adoption, and accelerated digitalisation will continue to fuel cyberattacks in the years to come.

More than half of organizations have experienced an insider threat in the past year, according to a new report by Gurucul and Cybersecurity Insiders.

Tools and services in place need to be constantly monitored and updated to ensure they can protect against both current and emerging threats.

Dicker Data will gain access to distribute the entire range of WatchGuard's products in the Australian market, joining Dicker Data NZ.

New research from Nozomi Networks has found hacktivists shifted their tactics in 2022 from data theft and DDoS attacks to using more destructive malware.

The most observed 2022 cyber incident in Australia's healthcare was suspicious network scan activity and multiple lateral movement model breaches in 2021.

Cyber Aware has appointed Dicker Data as its distributor in Australia in a move to strengthen its partner program in the region.

More than 4000 data breaches occurred in 2022 and companies were forced to increase their cybersecurity budget.

The driving factors can be attributed to increasing vulnerability of Wi-Fi networks, growing adoption of IoT, and an increasing number of connected devices.

Between July and October, Acronis found that the proportion of phishing attacks has risen by 1.3, accounting for 76% of all attacks.

Cybersecurity resilience is a top priority for companies in Australia as they look to defend against a rapidly evolving threat landscape.

The research looked into the current landscape of security solution capabilities, deployment strategies, gaps and the value of tool consolidation.

The ransomware industry could be on the verge of a revolution that sees actors expand into other areas of cybercrime.

Norton research predicts that economic pressures in 2023 will create the perfect environment for cyber scammers to exploit vulnerable individuals.

The whitepaper addresses common concerns facing OT security decision-makers as they invest in protecting their organisations against emergent risks.

New research also uncovered that CEOs, vice presidents and other executives are four times more likely to be victims of phishing compared to other employees.