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Organisations continue to make the same security mistakes

Published in Compliance/Governance/Risk Management Datacentre + Network Security Device Security Identity/Access Management Security + Compliance Security-as-a-Service

Secureworks has published the findings of a research report which analysed more than a thousand incident response engagements throughout 2018. The incidents observed by Secureworks revealed that organisations are making the same fundamental security mistakes year on year - despite several high profile fines and data breaches in recent months. As a result, attackers are following a path of evolution rather than revolution, sticking with methods that they know will work.

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Recognising users needs and securing them

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A survey of over 500 financial services IT professionals across six countries in North America and Europe revealed that IT has little confidence in users keeping data safe.

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69% of organizations believe that they will not be able to respond to cybersecurity threats without AI

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Two in three organizations plan to deploy Artificial Intelligence to bolster their defense as soon as 2020.

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IT managers are Inundated with cyberattacks

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Cybercriminal tactics have evolved into using multiple attack methods and often multiple payloads to maximize profits.

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Cyber incidents cost $45B in 2018

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Cybercriminals learning how to monetize millions of incidents, yet report finds 95 percent could have been avoided.

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Kaspersky extends cooperation with INTERPOL

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Kaspersky, a global cybersecurity company, and INTERPOL have signed a new five-year agreement to reinforce their collaboration in the fight against cybercrime around the world. This is the second agreement between the two parties following the first signed in 2014.

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Das Netzwerk als Business Enabler:Cloud-basierte Sicherheitslösungen machen’s möglich

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Europe adopts Zero Trust approach

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More than half of companies see rise in mobile security threats

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