This report offers insight for lawyer’s and details how boards should proactively strive to create companywide cybersecurity protocols to avoid potential litigation.

Every organization, industry and economy around the world is confronting more risks than ever before. Considering this backdrop, it’s troubling that many organizations report that they may be less prepared than they have ever been. A key insight from Aon’s 2019 Global Risk Management Survey is that organizations need to be more prepared for the broad range of risks that threaten their ability to continue growing, protecting their brand and serving clients and stakeholders.

A study on the causes and evolution of Americans’ and Canadians’ stressors relating to cybersecurity and personal data protection

In this report, we’re going to give you an overview of the credential stuffing attacks in 2018 against the aforementioned sectors and look at the risks these attacks pose. We’ll also explore some of the ways adversaries conduct these attacks.

In multiple areas of cyber security, time is currently working in favor of the attackers — and time is the strategic advantage that the defenders need to regain. In a recent report, Aberdeen Group leveraged Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report data to uncover the distribution of attacker “dwell times,” i.e., the total time in days from attacker compromise to defender detection.

CyberGRX and Ponemon Institute surveyed over 600 IT security professionals to learn more about the cost and efficacy of the tools and processes used to conduct third-party cyber risk management today. The survey respondents come from a variety of industries and are all involved in managing their organizations’ third-party cyber risk management programs (TPCRM). All organizations represented in the study have TPCRM programs and believe it is critical to have cybersecurity risk management controls in place

Privileged access remains the preferred vector for attackers, and most organizations aren’t taking the very basic steps to secure it

Insider threats constitute a legitimate danger to enterprise security. While protecting data from malicious external actors is typically top of mind for most organizations, the fact remains that they must also defend against negligent and disgruntled insiders. To learn more about how well organizations are accomplishing this, Bitglass partnered with a leading cybersecurity community to survey IT professionals and gain unique insights about insider attacks.

This report has been produced by the 400,000 member Information Security Community on LinkedIn in partnership with Cybersecurity Insiders to explore how organizations are responding to the security threats in the cloud, and what tools and best practices IT cybersecurity leaders are considering in their move to the cloud.

The 2018 Endpoint Security Report reveals the latest endpoint security trends and challenges, why and how organizations invest in endpoint security, and the security capabilities companies are prioritizing.

The ninth annual cost of cybercrime study helps to quantify the economic cost of cyberattacks by analyzing trends in malicious activities over time.

Akamai provides a thorough report to educated the industry on the attacks that are growing, evolving, and becoming more sophisticated.

The Worldwide Semiannual Security Spending Guide examines the security spending opportunity from a country, industry, and technology perspective. This comprehensive database delivered via pivot table format or IDC’s Customer Insights query tool allows users to easily extract meaningful information about the core and next-generation security markets by viewing data trends and relationships and making data comparisons.

This report takes a closer look at the number of breaches notified to regulators and the first fines issued under the new GDPR regime for the period from May 25, 2018, to January 28, 2019 - international Data Protection Day

This report offers insight into the need for a cyber risk ratings system.

Business in the Community is delighted to present this report, which confirms where we all can play a role in better online security and how we – business leaders, think tanks, government – can achieve this. We encourage CEOs and business owners of all sizes to take actions after reading this report. If you are a small business owner, we hope it inspires you to implement the recommendations to be safer online. For larger businesses, we hope you will consider joining our call to action. By working together, we will be a step closer to achieving the National Cyber Security Centre’s vision to help: “make the UK the safest place to live and do business online”.

This report reveals that globally, in any given month, home users are twice as much at risk of encountering any type of malware, with a 20.09% chance of infection; business users, on the other hand, have a 10.87% chance of getting attacked, generally because they often have more layers of protection in place. The more people and businesses depend on computers, along with the type of activities carried out on them and the data these PCs hold, the greater consequences and damage malware attacks can cause.

From the report, “As 2019 approached, ControlScan and MAC once again partnered to organize and conduct an industry study; however, this time we decided to reach out to the SMB merchants themselves. Measuring successes and concerns from the MSP’s perspective had given us part of the equation, so we wanted to learn how well aligned SMBs are with the efforts being aimed at them.” Read on to find out more.

This paper is a follow-up to IOActive’s 2016 report1 on vehicle vulnerabilities. The goal of this paper is to revisit the topic using data from the past two years (2016, 2017) and to compare this information to previous findings to analyze how the industry is progressing.

From the report, “Welcome to the Monthly Threat Roundup report for Sept 2017. At Paladion CTAC we continuously track emerging threats and vulnerabilities and provide you timely actionable intelligence to stay safe. We provide threat related IOC for auto-download that can be directly integrated with your security devices. We also provide advisories on how to prevent, detect and respond to latest attacker techniques. This report summarizes the key observations and analysis done by the CTAC team. It also includes insights and analysis related to global threats and incidents of the past month. "

From the report, “Welcome to Paladion’s Monthly Threat Report for October 2017. At Paladion CTAC we continuously track emerging threats and vulnerabilities to bring you timely, actionable threat intelligence. We provide this intelligence in machine-readable format from our Threat Intelligence Feeds, which can be directly integrated with your security devices. We also provide advisories on how you can prevent, detect, and respond to the latest threats as they happen. This report summarises the key findings of the stated month. It also contains insights related to threats and incidents that we have analysed.”