Cybersafety stories - Page 9

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The rapid shift to remote working has accelerated cloud migration but created security gaps for Asia Pacific organisations.

2020 has shown that basic cybersecurity measures are not enough. In 2021, organizations must adapt and be more proactive in their defense against cyber threats.

This is our second IT Jam with both Bitglass and Jonathan Andresen, who is the company's senior director of marketing.

Organisations warned to prioritize network security as cybercrime damage is projected to rise. Regular audits can minimize attacks.

Increasing interconnectedness is causing sweeping changes to the public sector, posing challenges and opportunities for IT security.

The report revealed that 45% of respondents saw an increase in cyber-attacks since the pandemic first emerged.

Organisations must adapt their data access and security measures in a world without 'normal', balancing convenience and security.

COVID-19 and escalating cyber-attacks have highlighted the need for early detection and a balanced approach to cyber-threats, says report.

StorageCraft: a cybersecurity company providing data protection and backup solutions - TechDay interviews senior director Florian Malecki.

Legacy network security solutions built around on-premises architectures cannot support the evolving demands placed on IT, writes Bitglass CTO Anurag Kahol.

SonicWall's Dmitriy Ayrapetov returns to discuss the risks of remote working and how to secure distributed networks.

Cybersecurity should be a priority discussion point for business leaders, as point solutions and incomplete approaches create vulnerabilities.

Women are severely under-represented in the cybersecurity industry in the ANZ region, according to figures released by ASIAL.

The demand for ethical hackers is rising as cyber-attacks increase. Employing an in-house ethical hacker can save costs and improve security.

Until recently, most ransomware attacks have been automated affairs. But things are changing, writes Attivo Networks regional director for ANZ Jim Cook.

LogRhythm: cybersecurity firm excelling in behaviour analytics and automation, with a focus on the Asia-Pacific market.

Insider threats are costing businesses up to $2 million per attack, with brand reputation and disruption to operations being major consequences.

Distributed workforces are becoming the norm, but implementing a zero trust security model requires understanding and knowledge.

Data breaches are on the rise, with employees being the weakest link. Organisations should establish private data regulations to combat this.