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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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Europe leads North America in hyperconverged infrastructure adoption and planning

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Dell SecureWorks selected as part of the UK Government’s Cyber Incident Response Scheme

The expertise and security intelligence of Dell SecureWorks’ Counter Threat Unit (CTU)...

Cyber attacks, ransomware were unrelenting throughout 2019

A new F-Secure report documents ransomware getting more fearsome, but there’s reason for optimism.

Qualys offers free Ransomware Risk Assessment & Remediation Service

New service, leveraging analysis from Qualys researchers, delivers a ransomware focused,...

A depending divide between developer and security teams

Security teams must rethink processes to aid innovation and customer experience.

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