Radware sought the opinions of senior executives and IT professionals responsible for network security at companies with a global reach. What follows is a summary of current global perceptions on the state of application attacks and insights on how to best identify and mitigate threats in the future.

This whitepaper presents 15 best practices for making users a powerful layer of phishing defense.

In this report, we detail the types of sensitive data stored in cloud services, how that data is shared within organizations and with third parties, and how risky employee behavior can expose data. We also examine the external threats that use the cloud to exfifiltrate sensitive data pilfered from on-premises systems as well as attacks directed at sensitive data stored in cloud services. Finally, we cover general usage trends including the top most widely used cloud services.

This report is laid out as follows: Section I focuses on the current prevalence of cyber security insurance and the policy forms it takes. Section II discusses the current structure of the cyber security market. Section III investigates perceptions of the significance, risks, and challenges of cyber security insurance. Section IV details responding company demographics. Section V describes demographic characteristics of the respondents.

This e-book takes a look at what a good CDN should do.

This E-Book discusses ways to become GDPR Compliant.

It is the intention of this paper to provide you the reader with the essential tools and language that you can use to educate your board members on the importance and necessity of Application Security.

This paper talks about what the next evolution of Data Loss Prevention technology means for business collaboration and productivity.

This white paper reviews the current state of healthcare apps and device-centric mobile application management, then offers an improved, app-centric approach to mobile security.

A sampling of clients’ actual cyber/data breach insurance policy annual premiums.

This Guide aims to help businesses have a good response to cyber threat incidents.

Too often, security and risk (S&R) leaders create data policies without a clear understanding of feasibility and purpose within their business because they themselves are in the dark about their data — from what data they have to where it resides. As a result, many policies are ineffective and can even hinder business processes. In today’s evolving data economy, data identity is the missing link that S&R leaders must define to create actionable policy. This report was designed to help S&R leaders develop effective policies using their Data Security And Control Framework as a guideline.

From the Report, “A common refrain from community banks and credit unions is that since they are not experiencing a fraud attack at the moment, they don’t see any need to invest in fraud protection. Now apply the same logic elsewhere – it follows then, that purchasing home insurance doesn’t make sense, as my house isn’t currently on fire. This kind of reasoning is short-sighted and leaves banks and their customers vulnerable to fraud–related financial losses. It also ignores a growing, if unfortunate, precedent – that losses from cyberattacks number in the billions of dollars annually (one report put it as high as $445 billion), and it continues to rise every year.”

This report details how IT reports are not effectively communicating the dangers of cyber threats so that the boards of organizations can make good decisions.

This report is based on a survey that sought to see how organizations were protecting their data.

IBM Resilient and Ponemon Institute are pleased to release the findings of the study on the importance of cyber resilience for a strong security posture. We surveyed more than 413 IT and IT security professionals in the UK1, Only 25 percent of respondents say their organisation has a high level of cyber resilience. According to the findings, 71 percent of respondents believe their organisation is not prepared to recover from cyber attacks.

The provisions relating to information security continue to be one of the most talked about elements of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). This simplified 10-page written guide offers insight into the security provisions to help learn how the new provisions might work in practice.

This study is a summary of responses from over 400 cybersecurity professionals to provide a comprehensive snapshot on the evolving threat landscape, insider and external threats, preventative measures, threat monitoring and data collection, threat intelligence, threat detection, threat hunting, threat analytics, incident response, and incident recovery.

This white paper offers you a strategic framework that can help your organization manage the complexity of GDPR and build an ongoing compliance program.

This study explores the pressures cloud migration place on 1,051 IT security professionals from large enterprises with 1,000+ PCs and data centers, based in the US, the UK, France, Italy, Sweden, Denmark, and Germany.

In this report, they examine two factors that affected the financial consequences of a data breach. The first is executive involvement in their organization’s IT security strategy and response to data breaches. The second is the purchase of cyber insurance to mitigate the cost of a data breach.