Inside the Mind of a Hacker

The report delves into the evolving world of hackers, their motivations, and the impact of generative AI on cybersecurity, emphasizing the need for organizations to engage with hackers for robust cyber defense. It highlights the rise of crowdsourced security, the potential risks of AI misuse, and underscores the importance of human-machine collaboration in cybersecurity.

Why cyber risk is everybody’s business

Maintaining cyber preparedness is crucial in the hybrid work environment as the shift to remote work and increased digital communication creates more opportunities for cyber attacks, emphasizing the need for organizations to prioritize education, implement layered defense strategies, and collaborate with integrated security platforms to mitigate risks effectively.

Why cyber risk is everybody’s business

Maintaining cyber preparedness is crucial in the hybrid work environment as the shift to remote work and increased digital communication creates more opportunities for cyber attacks, emphasizing the need for organizations to prioritize education, implement layered defense strategies, and collaborate with integrated security platforms to mitigate risks effectively.

A Faster Path to Improving Cybersecurity Maturity

The report highlights the challenges CISOs face in improving cybersecurity programs and suggests that leveraging strategic advisory services can help overcome these challenges by aligning security capabilities with business needs and accelerating transformation. It also introduces Omdia, a consulting business, and Splunk Inc., a company offering a unified security platform for organizations.

Cybersecurity

This unmissable article discusses the dos and don’ts of PR when an attack hits, techniques on how to stop the bad guys winning, how legislation can defend against ransomware attacks and also why cybersecurity equates to job security.

New Sec Rules for Cybersecurity Risk Management

The SEC believes cyber risk has a bearing on all aspects of its three-part mission: to protect investors; maintain fair, orderly, and efficient markets; and facilitate capital formation. Following the recommendations here will help you achieve compliance, secure your business against disruption, and help build trust with regulators and clients.

Updating Your Operational Resilience Plans

Leading firms across the industry are putting in place frameworks to understand their operational resilience capabilities, resources, and preparedness to answer critical questions for the FCA.

Utilisation du modèle Zero Trust (zéro confiance) pour construire des architectures sécurisées dans un monde Edge to Cloud

Le vol des informations digitales étant devenu une menace mondiale envahissante, la cybersécurité occupe désormais le centre de la scène. Avec un système de sécurité bien conçu et une surveillance constante de vos utilisateurs, appareils, systèmes, applications et données, vous pouvez améliorer votre profil sécurité et bloquer les cyberattaques avant qu’elles n’affectent votre entreprise.

En appliquant une approche holistique basée sur les données et le modèle Zero Trust dans votre entreprise, vous pouvez réaliser un changement culturel et donner la priorité à la cybersécurité en tant que facteur essentiel de vos efforts de modernisation Data First. Dans ce document, HPE définit le concept Zero Trust et explique ce qu’il apporte aux entreprises :

• Protection des données 24/7
• Visibilité complète sur les paysages répartis
• Contrôle granulaire des règles et politiques d’accès aux données.

The race to secure an evolving public sector

This report discusses how a historic lack of funding and dearth of talent has left the public sector vulnerable to cyber attacks, but change could be on the horizon.

Find out how organisations are boosting their resilience.

Using zero trust to build secure architectures for an edge-to-cloud world

As the theft of digital information has become a pervasive global threat, cybersecurity has moved to center stage. With the right mix of integrated security design and constant monitoring of your users,devices, systems, apps, and data, you can improve your security posture and prevent cyberattacks before they impact your organization

By embracing a data-driven and zero-trust approach holistically across your organization, you canmake a cultural shift to prioritize cybersecurity as a critical factor in your data-first modernization efforts. In this paper, HPE defines “zero trust” and explains how it can empower organizations with:

• 24×7 data protection
• Comprehensive visibility across distributed landscapes
• Granular control of data access rules and policies.