This report, answers the questions, “why are hackers now targeting healthcare data?” and, “how did they conduct large scale attacks that affected millions?” It also details how healthcare organizations can use a Cloud Access Security Broker to protect data in the cloud, enable secure BYOD and remain HIPAA compliant.

This research presets a list of vectors commonly used by attackers to compromise internal networks after achieving initial access. It delivers recommendations on how to best address the issues. The goal is to help defenders focus efforts on the most important issues by understanding the attackers’ playbook, thereby maximizing results.

This technical white paper describes a new approach to identifying your most critical web application vulnerabilities faster and at lower cost.

This white paper contains IBM’s suggestions for accelerating the process of becoming compliant with Europe’s GDPR.

To determine real-world costs posed by DDoS attacks in 2014, Incapsula commissioned a survey to gauge real organizations’ experiences with them. By compiling these statistics, they hoped to provide some perspective. Additionally, they wanted to underscore the importance of investing in a truly impenetrable mitigation solution.

This Infographic lays out details of the State of Security Operations. It reveals data that discusses how much time and budget are being spent on cybersecurity issues.

This white paper prepares you for GDPR by providing a basic understanding of what is involved with the different sections of the regulations, and how technology can be used to drive the initial discovery which can be used to drive the plan as well as the ongoing process of maintaining compliance.

This report seeks to help the reader understand why, “Security should accelerate mobile adoption, not prevent it.”

This paper looks at utilitiy providers and the cybersecurity threats that attack them.

An annual review and evaluation of insurance products designed to protect against the unique risks of data security for organizations.

This paper answers questions about what the deserialization vulnerability is, and what the challenges are to solving it.

This threat report takes a look at some of the events of spring 2017. Specifically, it looks at the NICKEL GLADSTONE threat group, the Iranian COBALT GYPSY threat group, third party risks, limiting native operating system admin tools.

This report takes a look at how cyberattacks impact the utility industry.

This is an in depth presentation of the data breaches that occurred in the first half of 2015. It contains very detailed graphics, charts, and analysis.

The purpose of the research, in this report, is to understand how organizations qualify and quantify the financial risk to their tangible and intangible assets in the event of a network privacy or security incident.

This report can help you learn how to become more resilient to new attacks and compete more safely in the digital age.

This study, analyzes cyber threats from the years 2014 through 2016.

This report, based on responses from nearly 200 IT and security practitioners surveyed, explores the current state of vulnerability risk management, the challenges that directly impact the remediation process, and the outlook for improvement in the coming year. In addition, compliance drivers and executive awareness of information security threats are considered to demonstrate their influence on effective vulnerability risk management.

BBR Services is on the front-lines of breach management and has attained a wealth of cyber expertise and knowledge of emerging trends. From this vantage point we have compiled the 2017 Beazley Breach Briefing, which is based on our 2016 data and provides our unique insight into key trends in data breach causes including factors that impact costs of data breaches.

This report discusses the Security Operations Center and how it is being architected in organizations with some consensus on what should be done. The paper details the issues and problems that need to be resolved as this area of expertise continues to grow.

IBM Security and Ponemon Institute are pleased to release the 2018 Cost of Data Breach Study: Global Overview1. They conducted interviews with more than 2,200 IT, data protection, and compliance professionals from 477 companies that have experienced a data breach over the past 12 months. According to the findings, data breaches continue to be costlier and result in more consumer records being lost or stolen, year after year.