Business disruption is inevitable today. And increasingly it’s down to cyber incidents. Attacks caused $10.3bn in losses last year, in cases reported...
Jul 20, 2023 l Data Protection, Data Breaches
Business Continuity Planning: How Data Security Can Help to Minimize Disruption
Nov 3, 2022 l Data Protection, Data Breaches, Asia-Pacific
Breaches at Australian Firms Highlight Need for Data-centric Security
In the security industry we often talk about industry trends with a detached, generalist viewpoint. It’s only when real incidents happen and...
Sep 8, 2022 l Data Protection, Data Breaches
Mitigating the Threat to Sensitive Data from Malicious Third Parties
The battleground between threat actors and network defenders is increasingly coming down to one thing: data. It could be the sensitive personal...
Jul 28, 2022 l Data Protection, Data Breaches, Research, Trends, and Predictions
Report: Data-Centric Security Could Save Breached Firms Over $750K
Organizations are investing more than ever in cybersecurity. Recent research reveals that mean spending was up 60% year-on-year to reach $5.3m, and...
Jun 2, 2022 l Data Protection, Data Breaches
The Top Five Sources of Data Breaches and How to Reduce Their Impact
Corporate IT security teams are often accused of being too reactive in their approach to threat defense. Yet it’s unfortunately all too easy to fall...
May 12, 2022 l Data Protection, Data Breaches
Why Data Protection is the First Step to Mitigating Insider Risk
Much is written about the corporate threat from shadowy remote hackers. A cybercrime economy worth trillions has certainly made this disparate bunch...
May 6, 2022 l Data Protection, Data Breaches
As Ransomware Threats Mount, Focus Should be on Data-Centric Security
In the cybersecurity industry, ransomware has been the story of the past few years. Despite being around for over a decade or more, attacks...
According to IBM's Annual Cost of a Data Breach Report 2021, the average cost of a data breach is around $4.24 million. In the United States and...
We all make them. Silly, simple human errors and oversights. Call it a foible in human nature, but often it just exemplifies our inability to keep...

