A new report from Regula reveals that 49 percent of businesses globally have experienced deepfake scams involving either audio or video — almost doubling the number of incidents since 2022. The survey, of 575 business decision makers, shows a significant […]
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Compromised non-human identities have led to successful cyberattacks at that 66 percent of enterprises. A new report from AppViewX, based on a survey of almost 370 IT, cybersecurity, and DevOps professionals by Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG), also shows 57 percent
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The EU’s latest Network and Information Security Directive (NIS2) comes into effect on October 18, but new research finds that although nearly 80 percent of businesses are confident in their ability to eventually comply with NIS2 guidelines, up to two-thirds
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Traditional processes for ensuring employees have the right levels of access to systems have come under strain and become harder to manage because of the spread of cloud-based software. A new AI-powered identity governance and administration (IGA) platform from Zilla
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A new report from OpenText finds that collaboration and coordination taking place between nation-states and cybercrime rings to target global supply chains and further geopolitical motives has become a signature trend in the threat landscape. Russia has been seen to
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Does AI impact software architecture? Or does software architecture impact AI? The answer of course is both, but how much of an overlap is there between the two? To find out we spoke to Mike Loukides, vice president of emerging
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Sharing is caring so the saying goes, but that shouldn’t apply quite so much when applied to sensitive data. A new report from CybSafe shows 38 percent of employees admit to sharing sensitive information without the knowledge of their employer.
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It’s usually the case that cybersecurity is seen as being all about technology and that humans — making mistakes and falling for social engineering — are something of a liability. But are people really just a problem or can they
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The latest threat insights report from HP Wolf Security has identified a new campaign using malware believed to have been written with the help of GenAI. Analysis of the campaign, targeting French-speakers using VBScript and JavaScript, finds the structure of
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