Cybersecurity strategy stories - Page 3

Appgate launches new version of zero trust network access solution, offering enhanced capabilities for enterprises.

Ping Identity has acquired no-code identity specialist Singular Key to streamline integration of identity services.

Traditional anti-malware solutions miss nearly 75% of threats, according to new research from WatchGuard Technologies.

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

ThreatQuotient study reveals confusion over the role of threat hunters, with many teams focusing on reactive processes.

Less than half of DevOps professionals believe developers always request certificates that serve as machine identities through authorised channels.

Many organisations fail at basic cybersecurity, relying solely on advanced tools. Wavelink highlights the vital need for timely patches and employee training.

AiSP launches mentorship programme to groom female cybersecurity professionals in Singapore, addressing talent shortage.

When cybersecurity teams do not meet their targets, it impacts the CEO with longer hours, job insecurity, shareholder pushback, and bonus reductions.

With fewer users to manage, IT teams will likely have more capacity to carry out tasks that might have been overlooked during the busy business year.

A user-centered design approach starts with users and asking them what they want to gain a deeper understanding of their needs.

Australian businesses are adopting deception technology to counter cyber-attacks, mimicking attackers' tricks to safeguard critical systems and customer data.

The Productivity Bulletin showed that productivity levels in Australia has been declining in key industries since 2013, falling behind global peers.

This PoP expansion brings Forcepoint services to virtually anywhere in the world while delivering optimal security and productivity enhancing capabilities.

A Bitglass report reveals that 77% of Fortune 500 companies lack transparency in cybersecurity roles, with just 62% having a Chief Information Security Officer.

While strengthening your organisation’s external defences with the latest tools and technologies makes sound sense, it’s only half a battle plan.

Enterprises looking to reduce the risk of cyber-compromise or attack need to think about adding multi-factor authentication technology to their arsenal.

The research highlights how cybersecurity is a top priority for organisations in the ANZ market, with boards taking a more hands-on approach to cybersecurity.

The Government has refreshed its approach to New Zealand’s cybersecurity, with more focus on partnerships, funding, and international participation.

Government departments and enterprises are wasting millions of dollars every year on cybersecurity because they fail to also invest in the user experience.