The 2023 State of Web Application Security Report investigates the evolving security practices, tools, and technologies employed by organizations worldwide to enhance file upload security. 97% of survey participants reported using containers in environments that host web applications. Additionally, web applications that accept file uploads are increasingly being hosted on cloud-based platforms, including both Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) and Software as a Service (SaaS) solutions

CDW Canada’s 2023 Canadian Hybrid Cloud Report, our latest annual survey with IDC, to learn how organizations are transforming into a digital business, adopting cloud platforms, deploying hybrid and multicloud solutions. You’ll also find out what are the top business objectives shaping digital infrastructure strategies in Canada.

The 2021 zero trust report reveals how enterprises are implementing zero trust security in their organizations, including key drivers, adaption trends, technologies, investments, and benefits. To provide this information, we surveyed cybersecurity professionals ranging from technical executives to IT security practitioners, representing a balanced cross-section of organizations of varying sizes across multiple industries.

The 2022 Insider Risk Report is driven by real data observed as part of actual investigations of real customers with whom DTEX detected and responded to potential insider risk incidents before a breach occurred.

A survey-driven report of over 200 IT and security professionals on the practices and the objectives in their use of cloud access security broker (CASB) technologies.

The Worldwide Security Spending Guide examines the security opportunity from a technology, industry, company size, and geography perspective. This comprehensive database delivered via IDC’s Customer Insights query tool allows the user to easily extract meaningful information about the security technology market by viewing data trends and relationships and making data comparisons.

In our 25-criterion evaluation of data security portfolio providers, we identified the 13 most significant ones — Dell, Digital Guardian, Forcepoint, Google, GTB Technologies, IBM, Imperva, McAfee, Micro Focus, Microsoft, Oracle, Symantec, and Varonis — and researched, analyzed, and scored them. This report shows how each provider measures up and helps security and risk (S&R) professionals understand the respective strengths of each vendor’s portfolio.

A survey-based review of how and why organizations are adopting cloud technologies, specifically from a business growth perspective. Makes some specific recommendations and has discussion on CASB solutions.

The 2019 Data Exposure Report is based on our survey of 1,028 information security leaders, as well as 615 business decision-makers, all with budgetary decision-making power. The report examines the role of employee actions in causing insider threat, organizational attitudes toward intellectual property and the ability of legacy data loss prevention technologies to stem insider threats.

In this eBook, they’ll cover: • The Insider Threat investigation process with security solutions like Security Information and Event Management (SIEMs) • What an investigation looks like within ObserveIT, a dedicated insider threat management platform, including: – Proactive threat hunting – Reactive alert investigations after a known incident

This paper uses a unique and MARVEL-ous approach to provide insight into maintaining a robust cybersecurity posture in today’s fast-paced world.

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.

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.

According to IDC’s 2018 Data Services for Hybrid Cloud Survey: » 65% of enterprise IT security, line-of-business IT, and data management specialists cited a medium to robust digital rights management deployment in their organization. » Organizations are struggling to secure data across multi-cloud and hybrid environments. More than 37% of survey respondents indicated that the growing complexity of security solutions is a significant challenge that often impedes data governance policy enforcement.

A new survey by UBM and Vera Security explores the use of encryption and access controls to understand how organizations currently use these technologies and to identify their top priorities in file security. The results of this research establish the reasons why encryption isn’t more widely used and considers how organizations can use this technology effectively to ensure the protection of their data.

The “Impact of Cloud on ERP” survey report was designed to assess the impact of ERP solutions on organizations and better understand cloud preparation and data migration needs to implement ERP solutions in the cloud. Features and benefits gained, security and privacy challenges, and time to deploy for an ERP Solution in a cloud environment were explored.

This paper discusses one possible avenue for improving EDR which is the broader adoption of machine learning techniques.

This report provides 10 findings on how over 800 IT Pros handle Disaster Recovery & Cloud Adoption.

We live in a new era of network attacks. Increasing frequency and varieties, together with the latest regulations which have global impact, makes 2018 the most important year in recent times for public and private sector organizations.

Historically, the annual Most Wired research has focused on measuring adoption of healthcare information technology to highlight those organizations with the broadest, deepest IT infrastructure. With the ever-growing need to improve healthcare, the research now adds a new emphasis on measuring key areas that can help advance the industry as well as on gathering information about organizations’ technology strategies (which include not just technology adoption but also the refinement of processes and the development of people). With this new focus, this year’s research and future Most Wired research can help identify gaps in healthcare organizations’ technology adoption and strategies and highlight areas in which the industry has opportunities to make progress.

This document reviews the primary CASB deployment modes and then describes the 20 most common CASB use cases, revealing which deployment mode best supports each of the use cases.