What did we learn from 2022?
Read MoreFor 2023, JUMPSEC predicts that:
Read MoreBy Paul Flannery VP of International Channel Sales at ERP provider, Epicor.
Read MoreFrom reassessing cybersecurity measures which were put in place during the pandemic and understanding how to recover from a cyberattack, to revised legislation, Distology highlights the biggest trends which will impact the cybersecurity space in 2023.
Read MoreBy Miri Marciano, Associate Director, Cybersecurity Expert at Boston Consulting Group.
Read MoreBy Idan Revivo, VP, Cyber Research at Aqua Security.
Read MoreBy Zoe Grist, Head of Security Operations Centre (SOC) at Orange Cyberdefense.
Read MoreData breach is almost inevitable – which means it is vital that companies and their Managed Services Providers (MSPs) understand exactly who is responsible and who bears the financial brunt. But recent research reveals that both companies and MSPs are disturbingly unclear about their legal and financial obligations. Contracts are ambiguous and the risks of legal wrangling severe. The truth is that when a breach occurs and data is exposed, neither party wins. As Simon Pamplin, CTO, Certes Networks, insists, rather than playing the blame game, the priority must be to protect the data to ensure that even when an attacker breaks through, there is nothing to see and nothing to gain.
Read MoreBy Tim Wallen, Regional Director, UKI & BeNeLux, Logpoint.
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