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RiskIQ has released its annual “Evil Internet Minute” report today. The company tapped proprietary global intelligence and third-party research to analyse the volume of malicious activity on the internet, revealing that cybercriminals cost the global economy £2.3 million every minute last year, a total of £1.2 trillion.

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Hackers are able to guess 60% of passwords

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Study from nine-months of penetration tests by Rapid7 analyses the most effective methods hackers use to crack passwords.

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Data breach costs on the rise

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IBM Security has published the results of its annual study examining the financial impact of data breaches on organizations.

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Only half of organisations believe they can stop cyber attacks

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According to a new global survey from CyberArk, 50 percent of organizations believe attackers can infiltrate their networks each time they try. As organizations increase investments in automation and agility, a general lack of awareness about the existence of privileged credentials – across DevOps, robotic process automation (RPA) and in the cloud – is compounding risk.

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SMBs exposed to critical security risks

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Nearly 70% of SMBs have not identified and documented cybersecurity threats.

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Organisations continue to make the same security mistakes

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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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Bit9 + Carbon Black appoints David Flower Managing Director for EMEA

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Firemon and Tripwire partner

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Cloud deployments surpass security capabilities

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Auditors warn businesses are falling further behind cyber attackers

Businesses are not doing enough to combat cyber risks despite an increased awareness of the need to...

Thales announces support for F5 Synthesis Architecture

F5 BIG-IP support for Thales hardware security modules offers customers highest levels of security...

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