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Turning the Tide – Security Predictions for 2021

The coming year has never been more uncertain for enterprises as the world grapples with an ongoing pandemic. As remote work arrangements become even more prevalent, long-simmering security issues are growing at an exponential scale. The far-reaching consequences of these abrupt changes demand recalibrated protection efforts. Increased online dependency requires enterprises to reconsider how they […]

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NTT Ltd GTIC Monthly Threat Report, January 2021

By Chris Cubbage

Distributed tech, Endpoint, Healthcare – NTT’s top threats for January 2021. NTT Ltd.’s latest Monthly Threat Report reveals that less than half (46.4%) of organisations increased their security tools during the shift to remote working in 2020. The report provides practical insights for security teams to embed good cybersecurity practices for their organisations in 2021.

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Crystal Eye UTM Gateway Series 30+

By execassist

The Series 30+ is a Unified Threat Management (UTM) next-generation firewall (NGFW) hardware/sofrware solution for your medium sized office with up to 1Gb/s WAN links. High performance protection from a variety of evolving threats and risks through a range of integrated services and enterprise class performance in a 1RU from factor with extended storage options.

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CrowdStrike Services Cyber Front Lines Report

By execassist

FOREWORD Welcome to the latest edition of the CrowdStrike® Services Cyber Front Lines Report! In the year since our last report was published, a pandemic has changed not only cybersecurity practices globally, but also our jobs as defenders in the digital space. Our jobs as defenders are more complicated, require more advanced skills and are

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The Hidden Costs of Cybercrime

By execassist

Executive Summary Since 2018, we estimated that the cost of global cybercrime reached over $1 trillion. We estimated the monetary loss from cybercrime at approximately $945 billion. Added to this was global spending on cybersecurity, which was expected to exceed $145 billion in 2020. Today, this is $1 trillion dollar drag on the global economy.

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The Cybersecurity Pandora’s Box of Remote Work

By execassist

The transition to remote work opened a cybersecurity Pandora’s box. While the human workforce always comes with a particular security risk level – due mostly to hackers leveraging targeted phishing tactics via email, text, and phone ad nauseam – COVID-19 shutdowns created a need for rapid enterprise technology implementation despite the risks involved. Consequently, the

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The Rise and Rise of Ransomware

By execassist

An Irresistible Business Model Once thought to be on the decline, successful ransomware attacks against all types of companies and organisations have dotted the headlines in the last two years. In 2019, the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) received more than 2000 ransomware complaints, accounting for US$8.9 million in losses. We expect these numbers

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The cloud imperative for mining

By execassist

Executive Summary – The cloud imperative for mining The mining industry has envisioned a future where business, human and environmental interests are not competing priorities, but complementary strengths: a “Triple Zero” future of zero harm, zero loss and zero waste. In this Triple Zero future, where zero harm is lived out day-to-day, the health and

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Major survey finds Australians aware of cyber threats but not fully prepared for them

By haridas_mondal

A survey by ESET Australia has found that while Australian households are generally well aware of the nature of cybersecurity threats, they are less well prepared to protect themselves from evolving threats targeting smartphones, tablets and the growing number of devices that make up the digital environment within the home. The survey also found that a significant

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Cyber Risk Leaders Magazine – Issue 3, 2020

By Power Creations

With our third edition of Cyber Risk Leaders Magazine closing out the year, there may be a degree of crisis fatigue setting in, but it is way too early for a break. The year has had sustained intensity, driven largely by an adaptation to a global pandemic but also with coinciding, heightened geo-political contestation, nation

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