This report discusses four main findings; 1) Consumers are concerned about online threats to the people and things that matter most, 2) The dangers online can have severe consequences for people’s data, 3) Children are also exposed to online threats, 4) People should be more cyber savvy - and protect what matters most - when they are online.

Discover why the entertainment and media industries are valuable targets for APT groups and hacktivists seeking influence.

This white paper provides insight into becoming complaint with South Africa’s Protection of Personal Information Bill. (POPI)

This project comprised two main research and development phases. The first phase of the project entailed a requirements analysis and architecture-design effort. For further details on this phase, please refer to the first study report. The second phase of the project entailed the development of a proof-of-concept toolbox. This report presents the proof-of-concept toolbox.

In this annual report, they track the progress of Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting, and Conformance (DMARC)

In this inaugural report, they take a look at the state of DMARC, leveraging Agari’s Email Threat Center, and its unique global and sector view into our customers’ DMARC traffic over the last 6 months of 2017. They also explore publicly available statistics and trends on DMARC usage. Finally, for a global view on email domains not visible to the Threat Center, they incorporate intelligence from Farsight Security, the world’s largest provider of historical and real-time passive DNS data. Farsight DNSDB provides an unmatched view into the diverse and often volatile DMARC policies located in global DNS records.

The details in this report are compiled from Proofpoint’s specific research and experience from the events of 2017.

This paper provides a guide of all of the things an Enterprise should consider and implement in order to secure the Internet of Things.

The President of the United States’ Office of Management and Budget, prepared this report. This report covers the period from October 1, 2014, through September 30, 2015, and provides an update of ongoing information security initiatives, a review of Fiscal Year 2015 information security incidents, Inspector General assessments of agencies’ progress in implementing information security capabilities, and the Federal Government’s progress in meeting key information security performance measures based on agency submitted data.

The series will show you how to take practical steps to aid your organization in meeting GDPR requirements for protecting personal data.

For many organizations, dealing with HTTPS traffic is something of a double edge sword. Recent moves to encryption challenge the status quo in terms of organizational oversight. Finding a balance between competing interests will be critical to moving forward, but while present technology limitations hamper those efforts, technological advancements can enhance them.

This report takes a look at whaling attacks and considers what can be done to stop these kinds of attacks.

Accenture and NowSecure, Inc. analyzed the mobile banking app threat landscape based on industry research, customer-facing mobile banking app vulnerability assessments performed by NowSecure, and Accenture’s industry knowledge and experience working with banking institutions. They collaborated to create a report that was designed to provide an understanding of the current- state security environment for customer- facing mobile banking apps, as well as answer some key questions about the state of mobile banking app security.

In this research effort, sponsored by iovation, Aite Group surveyed 1,095 U.S. consumers who use online and/or mobile banking in January 2017 to better understand their attitudes toward and understanding of various authentication mechanisms.

System designers have long struggled with the challenge of determining how to control when untrusted applica- tions may perform operations using privacy-sensitive sen- sors securely and effectively. Current systems request that users authorize such operations once (i.e., on install or first use), but malicious applications may abuse such authorizations to collect data stealthily using such sensors. Proposed research methods enable systems to infer the op- erations associated with user input events, but malicious applications may still trick users into allowing unexpected, stealthy operations. To prevent users from being tricked, we propose to bind applications’ operation requests to the associated user input events and how they were ob- tained explicitly, enabling users to authorize operations on privacy-sensitive sensors unambiguously and reuse such authorizations.

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

This report takes a very deep look at the subject of Spear Phishing and the impact it is having on business.

This report provides data to help understand the need of helping employees understand PCI compliance in the retail industry.

This eBook outlines the who, what, why and how of the insider threat to expose risks you may not be considering, and provides guidance to help you prevent and detect these costly attacks.

This is exclusive research into the cyber threat that is Scan4You. It discusses the history and current outcomes of this unique threat.

In this report, IBM culled the data collected between 01 January 2017 and 31 December 2017, to deliver insightful information about the global threat landscape and apprise security professionals about the threats most relevant to their organizations.