The Blackmoon Banking Trojan was thought to be shut down in 2016. However, it has re-emerged. This paper provides a brief analysis of the revamped trojan.

In this report, 15 CISOs identified some practical steps that may help remedy some of the challenges many of organizations experience when developing and implementing an insider threat program.

This is an infographic that summarizes the Redlock report of the same name.

This paper looks at the cyber insurance market, the need for expert advice and the steps that organizations can take to ensure that they fully understand their own data risks and security vulnerabilities before taking out a policy.

This report tackles security issues related to the Internet Of Things.

This report takes a look at how strong cyber security and business decision-making inspire growth and innovation.

This annual report details the cybersecurity trends and threats of 2017.

Keeping track of databases, and the associated data they host, turns out to be a significant challenge. This white paper presents a detailed approach to understanding the difficulties related to database discovery, and some solutions to those problems.

This is an eBook that discusses securing ata on Amazon Web Services (AWS).

From the report, “The state and local government sectors often find themselves understaffed and underfunded to utilize technology to its fullest potential. Recent data breaches and ransomware attacks in the newspaper highlight that governments of all sizes are indeed being targeted and have fallen victim to hackers. State and local governments must be prepared to stop internal and external threats alike. The mix of legacy equipment and small IT and security staffs relative to private industry can create a pressure- filled situation.”

This paper seeks to help improve the IT situation in the Healthcare industry.

Beginning with the Strava cyber incident, this paper seeks to provide insight into how personal device data can cause a crisis with company data.

“Across all technologies and capabilities examined in the survey, about 80 percent or more of insurance executives are “confident” or “extremely confident” about their effectiveness. That might seem reasonable given the progress, but a case can be made that leadership is overconfident. Attackers are becoming increasingly sophisticated and attacks can shut down the business or expose customer data. If about one in five attempted breaches is successful, that’s still a lot of breaches. And, given the findings that 45 percent of breaches are not detected for more than a week (9 percent require more than a month), that’s a lot of risk exposure.”

This paper takes a look at how cognitive technologies will impact security in the IoT systems. It addresses a variety of issues related to CIoT and the future that lies ahead.

In this report, they examine the results of a survey that attempted to provide a deeper understanding of the views of the likelihood and impact of a systemic cyber-attack.

Using a unique approach, this paper offers insight into how using a technique of Marine strategy can protect your company from Phishing attacks.

This report offers Security Predictions for 2018

This paper will help organizations prepare for a cyber-breach and provides an outline plan to help cope with the situation. A plan will prevent panic – the last thing needed while undergoing a security incident.

This paper begins with a review of data sources available for building or improving decision models for vulnerability remediation. It then discusses the vulnerability lifecycle and examine timelines and triggers surrounding key milestones. Identifying attributes of vulnerabilities that correlate with exploitation comes next on the docket. The last section measures the outcomes of several remediation strategies and develops a model that optimizes overall effectiveness.

As stated in the report, “The purpose of this study is to shed light on the problem of medical data loss—how it is disclosed, who is causing it and what can be done to combat it.”

From the report, “Massive data breaches and the constant collection of personal information routinely spur debate on whether privacy, rooted in ancient times, is dead in teh digiatl age. Are we in a post-privacy world? In many ways, it is the wrong question. Privacy, security and trust-all increasingly at risk-are also more vital and intertwined in our data-driven society.