From the report, “We present this report, gleaned from our database of mobile security intelligence, to help IT and security pros make informed decisions about managing and securing mobile devices, mobile apps, and their enterprises’ mobile ecosystem.”

Readers are encouraged to use this report to get a better understanding of the current threat landscape, including trends specific to different contexts like region, time of day, industry, and more, in order to better fine-tune defenses for meeting the security needs of their unique environments.

This paper provides 6 Best Practices for Amazon Security Groups

This research will take a look at how the ransomware types work, not just from a technological point of view but also from a psychological viewpoint. This report will also look at how these threats evolved, what factors are at play to make ransomware the major problem that it is today, and where ransomware is likely to surface next.

This paper offers a helpful checklist for making sure you do not compromise your identity management for the sake of GDPR compliance.

This paper takes a look at the cities of France, and the cyber threats that occurred there.

On behalf of the National Institute of Justice (NIJ) and as part of the Priority Criminal Justice Needs Initia- tive, the RAND Corporation, in partnership with the Police Executive Research Forum, organized a workshop in May 2017 on Challenges with Law Enforcement Access to Digital Evidence Held in Remote Data Centers. Discussions focused on ambiguities in U.S. law and procedure, challenges associated with using the Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty (MLAT) process, issues stemming from inadequate cooperation between law enforcement and service providers (the companies and organizations providing remote storage, communication, and computing services), and technical issues related to evidence residing in the cloud.

This report gives a detailed breakdown of DDoS attacks in Q4 of 2015.

This paper presents the Testimony of Rand Waltzman presented before the Senate Armed Services Committee, Subcommittee on Cybersecurity on April 27, 2017.

This article discusses three different types of careless users who cause cybersecurity incidents.

This paper takes a look at the cities of the US, and the cyber threats that occurred there.

This is a series of infographics detailing data regarding a variety of cybersecurity issues.

Readers are encouraged to use this report to get a better understanding of the current threat landscape, including trends specific to different contexts like region, time of day, industry, and more, in order to better fine-tune defenses for meeting the security needs of their unique environments.

This report from the Ahn Lab Security Emergency Response Center provides a review of various Cyber events that took place in the 2nd Qtr. of 2017.

This report is based on a survey that was conducted to observe the differing views and opinions of IT and OT teams.

Every corporation struggles with the decision to Build or Buy an identity management platform. This report seeks to offer advice to aid in that decision.

In this study they characterize the extent to which cyber security incidents, such as those referenced by Verizon in its annual Data Breach Investigations Reports (DBIR), can be predicted based on externally observable prop- erties of an organization’s network.

The article uses the world’s 1,000 largest companies as a sample to help us better understand the extent to which organizations are effected by cyber threats and how threat actors my be looking to exploit these credentials.

This annual report offers a quick view of data breach trends for mid-year 2015.

This report begins with the following statement, “Among all of America’s critical infrastructures, the healthcare sector is the most targeted and plagued by perpetual persistent attacks from numerous unknown malicious hackers, intent on exploiting vulnerabilities in their insecure and antiquated networks in order to exfiltrate patient health records.” The paper then goes on to discuss the IT struggles of the healthcare sector.

This Technical paper discusses the need for Containers. Containers allow deployment of single-purpose virtual compute instances for processing workloads in the cloud regardless of the operating system used. Care must be taken, however, to ensure that your container strategy, deployment methodology, monitoring protocols, and vulnerability management practices are harmonized in a manner that complies with the HIPAA Security Rule, as well as industry recognized security frameworks such as NIST, ISO, CSF and PCI DSS. Read the Paper to understand more about that issue.