Veeam Software recently commissioned a survey from Censuswide which looks at the status of NIS2 compliance and attitudes to this new cyber security regulation.
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The BCI has published its annual Supply Chain Resilience Report. This examines the past year’s level of disruption within global supply chain practices and procedures, as well as resilience professionals’ primary concerns for supply chains over the next five years.
Despite increasing cyber budgets, high awareness of cyber risks, and the large average costs of breaches, only 2% of businesses have implemented organization-wide cyber resilience finds the PwC 2025 Global Digital Trust Insights report.
For leaders to avoid letting panic take over in difficult or uncertain situations, they need to look past traditional coping methods and instead focus on mastering our mental and emotional capabilities, according to a new study from ESSEC Business School.
A new study by R.R. Donnelley & Sons Company (RRD) reveals that nearly all supply chain leaders (97%) plan to re-engineer their supply chains within the next two years, with 30% planning a ‘total and complete re-engineering’.
More than three-quarters of senior UK-based IT professionals say that their organization has lost data due to system failure, human error or a cyberattack in the past year.
HP has issued its latest Threat Insights Report revealing how attackers are using generative AI to help write malicious code.
The Chartered Institute of Internal Auditors’ new Risk in Focus 2025 report tracks the risks facing organizations across 20 European countries. It is based on a survey of 985 chief internal auditors.
Red Canary has released a midyear update to its annual Threat Detection Report, providing insight into how cybersecurity trends, threats, and adversary techniques evolved during the first six months of 2024.
A survey by SolarWinds of 700 IT professionals reveals that security tops the list of AI concerns, with nearly three-quarters (72%) emphasising the need for measures to secure infrastructure.