Alan Stewart-Brown looks at social engineering based cyber attacks and resilience measures that can be taken to reduce the risk and to improve response.
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Security misconfiguration is one of the most overlooked, yet consistently exploited, vulnerabilities in modern software and cloud infrastructure.
Many organizations find applying any kind of meaningful compliance cost-benefit analysis challenging. In this article, Matt Hillary provides some guidance.
The resilience of public key infrastructure is a systemic concern that rarely garners the attention it warrants says Andy Cooper.
Semperis has published the results of a global ransomware study of nearly 1,500 organizations across a variety of industries, aiming to understand their experience with ransomware over the last 12 months.
IBM has released its Cost of a Data Breach Report, which highlights that AI adoption is greatly outpacing AI security and governance.
A deeply concerning disconnect has emerged between cyber security board responsibilities and cybercrime reality that could lead to sub-standard cyber defences, successful data breaches, and worse.
In the first of a series of ‘Resilience Perspectives’ articles, Rachael Elliott reviews the UK Government Resilience Action Plan and its promise to involve businesses alongside other key stakeholders in building national resilience.
Commvault has published new research revealing a sharp divide between principle and practice around the proposed UK ban on ransomware payments.
Now in its 18th year, the 2025 edition of the Databarracks Data Health Check provides the views of 500 IT professionals across a range of industries.