For yet another year the 2015 edition of the cyber-threat landscape features a number of unique observations, the main one being the smooth advancement of maturity. As a matter of fact, cyber-space stakeholders have gone through varying degrees of further maturity. While the friendly agents – the good guys – have demonstrated increased cooperation and orchestrated reaction to cyber-threats, hostile agents – the bad guys – have advanced their malicious tools with obfuscation, stealthiness and striking power.

This Report takes a look at the top 5 data security threats and analyzes what a company can do about them.

This report offers a unique approach to understanding GDPR compliance. The report is a presentation of an interview with two individual CEO’s from two seperate companies.

In today’s mixed on-premises and cloud IT environment, securing one network perimeter is not enough. This paper examines six common risks of this “perimeterless” world, and proposes six opportunities to strengthen security using Identity-as-a-Service.

An annual report on cybersecurity threats in 2015.

A paper written about the evolution of the market for cyber insurance.

This is the Government focussed version of the annual 2017 Security Threat Report from Symantec.

This report is based on a survey of a wide number of cybersecurity professionals, and deals with a variety of issues ranging from the threat landscape to incident recovery.

From the paper, “The financial industry is no stranger to hacks and data breaches, but recently, the sector has been targeted more aggressively, leaving consumers wondering if their accounts and data are safe. As hackers and attacks become more sophisticated, it is crucial the financial services industry take appropriate actions to safeguard their systems, as well as their customers.”

This report offers a helpful understanding of data breaches.

This paper outlines five predictions for the data breach industry in the coming year.

This paper provides a brief summary of the necessary preparations for becoming GDPR Compliant

This report takes a look at the GDPR, and what it means for the world.

From the report, “It’s time for businesses to recalibrate the way they think about their security budgets. Seen as a separate expense to IT infrastructure, it appears hard to justify until disaster strikes. But understood as an essential part of the IT environment – including mobile devices and virtualized machines – its value is obvious, especially in the context of the damage and huge costs it can prevent.”

This monthly threat report takes a look at the month of January 2018. Specifically, it looks at two VULNS, the hacking of nuclear weapons, and the increase in suspected Chinese Cyber activity.

This report concerns itself with the standards and practices related to credit and debit card payment options.

This guide provides an overview of connected or IoT medical devices, their benefits and risks, real life use cases and best practice security guidelines.

This report presents the consolodiated global findings to better understand the nature of the CISO role and reveal insights, challenges, and approaches to security strategy in today’s global threat landscape.

The Procrastinator’s Guide to Preparing for the GDPR, is an extensive guide to help you understand key requirements of the regulation and the approach you should take to address your organization’s compliance.

Here is another helpful eBook to provide insight into the GDPR compliance situation.

Cyber attacks against UK companies present a daily threat to normal UK business operations and are increasing in severity. This report focuses on how insurance can help make UK companies more resilient to the cyber threat, and is the result of four months of co-operation between representatives of the UK Government and the insurance industry, led by the Cabinet Office and Marsh.