Meeting the latest regulatory compliance for the Financial sector The Digital Operational Resilience Act is a regulation that was adopted by the EU in 2022 and will become effective in January 2025.
By 2027, cybercrime is expected to cost the world a staggering $23.8 trillion per year. With so much money to be made, it’s no surprise that the creativity behind today’s cyberattacks is seemingly endless.
Humans have long been easy targets for cybercriminals.
A guide to rethinking your data security strategy for the modern digital workplace Data risk today is driven by people working in increasingly complex environments. Insider threats—whether accidental, malicious, or through compromised accounts—now cause over a third of breaches.
Institutions in higher education have a lot of valuable data. This makes them prime targets for cybercriminals and highly susceptible to data compromise.
Privilege escalation and lateral movement are a persistent challenge for most security teams. That’s because there are security gaps in the middle of the attack chain. It’s here that cybercriminals use compromised accounts to break through the next layers of a company’s defenses. They do so by exploiting misconfigurations and finding identity vulnerabilities.
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Companies care deeply about keeping their identities safe.
We shouldn’t expect attacks on privileged identities to slow down anytime soon. In 2022, 40% of all data breaches involved the theft of user credentials—that’s up from 33% in 2021.
A day of reckoning is coming for email deliverability. New email requirements from Google and Yahoo could block critical customer emails or mark them as spam if not properly authenticated.
Recent attacks on defense contractors have degraded the federal government’s supply chains. To better protect supply chains, the federal government is encouraging agencies and contractors to achieve cyber resiliency.