This paper takes a good and definitive look at the GDPR.

This whitepaper seeks to provide aid to lawfirms and their need for security compliance with their clients.

This report aims to compare the effectiveness of a selection of threat detection appliances. The products were exposed to internet threats that were live during the test period, as well as crafted exploit-based attacks.

This report from August 2016 takes a look at a variety of threat events, and provides insight and solutions for those issues.

The goal of this report is to help organizations that have both onsite and cloud based assests.

In this technical whitepaper they explain why there’s no single silver bullet answer to SQL injection.

From the report, “Overall, the power of big data analytics is clear, but some fundamental building blocks need to be in place if banks are to unlock that power for commercial benefit.”

By providing an overview of the main areas of research and the key studies conducted in the field to date, and by making some initial recommendations about the potential role of insurers and governments in addressing cyber risks, this report lays the groundwork for discussion and future research on the development of the cyber risk and the cyber insurance market.

This paper offers insight into smart cities and the dangers of exposed devices on the network.

This is a recently updated eBook that lays out an action guide for compliance with the EU’s GDPR.

From the report, “Today, there are a great many detection (identification and tracking) tools. However, there is not enough emphasis on trapping, resulting in a lack of effective trapping tools and techniques. An effective technique for automating the tracking of cyber attackers and, once found, trapping them, is deception. When implemented well, deception can automate and scale the hunting process, accurately identifying and tracking attackers, and trapping them to protect valuable assets while reducing valuable human resources in this never-ending competition of wits.”