Key challenges from the recent State of Cybersecurity 2021 report include "integrating risk with maturity and keeping up with industry trends," says Jenai Marinkovic, member of the ISACA Emerging Trends Working Group.
Every 11 seconds an organisation falls victim to a ransomware attack. Criminals target companies of every size and in every industry, using increasingly more sophisticated attacks.
With the right preparation, you can dramatically reduce your organisation’s risk factors and equip yourself to send ransomware...
Following the Colonial Pipeline disruption, Censys examined 11 oil and gas companies operating and based in the United States using its Attack Surface Management (ASM) platform. Censys found a total of 682 risks across the 11 companies, which are broken down further by threat type within this report. This report sheds...
A publicly traded real estate company needed to uncover Internet-facing security risks stemming from both cloud and on-prem assets. With over 50,000 employees, a lean security team, and multiple subsidiaries, the company struggled to comprehensively inventory and quickly patch Internet assets. Their goal was to...
Despite security improvements over the last seven years, the U.S. Agency for International Development, or USAID, needs to better protect the large amounts of personal identifiable data - such as Social Security numbers - that the agency collects, according to an inspector general's audit.
While the U.S. government is making strides in improving the nation's cybersecurity, it needs to do more to protect critical infrastructure from attacks and create public-private partnerships to improve national security, the Cyberspace Solarium Commission notes in a report published Thursday.
The Office of Management and Budget is ordering federal agencies to begin identifying "critical software" that needs protection as part of the effort to fulfill President Biden's cybersecurity executive order. Executive branch agencies then will have a year to implement security measures.
Security teams and risk professionals consistently ensure the effectiveness of their cyber defense mechanism. The ongoing pandemic has intensified their challenges as they now have to ensure cyber resilience for their organizations in a hostile open environment. As organizations looked to quickly adjust to the new...
The FDIC has failed to properly update its policies for mobile device usage, conduct regular control assessments of its mobile device management solution or adequately log and monitor mobile cybersecurity practices, according to a new report from the Office of the Inspector General.
Average total cost of a breach at enterprises of more than 25,000 employees is $5.52million according to a recent study by Ponemon Institute. This cost is $2.64 million for organizations under 500 employees. The cost of risk is real and growing. These statistics show the impact of just one type of risk, technology...
Vulnerability management is more than assessment scanning. It involves the understanding of risk and the integrating of people and processes to remediate the most sensitive assets in the network.
Explore this IDC Analyst Connection to delve deeper into:
State of device vulnerability management today
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A congressional report examining eight federal agencies found that seven continue to improperly protect sensitive data and do not meet basic cybersecurity standards.
Five questions to evaluate and improve your device security posture in 2021
APTs and ransomware actors are increasingly leveraging firmware vulnerabilities to penetrate enterprise devices. To keep pace, you need to understand and address the risk to your organization.
This report from Eclypsium will help your team...
Networking device security is at the forefront of the modern-day enterprise. It and security teams are learning to navigate through an evolving landscape of networking equipment, connected devices, and personal-use employee devices in remote environments.
Recent studies estimate that up to 90% of enterprise devices...
Cybersecurity risks for learning institutions are significant and growing.
Colleges and universities still represent a significant target sector for malicious cyber activity.
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