The 2015 Internet Security Threat Report (ISTR) provides an overview and analysis of the year in global threat activity. (aggregating and collecting data collected from Symantec devices and customers)

This paper was developed to help CISOs, CIOs, executive teams and boards of directors learn what they need to know to work together to address the challenges posed by cyber threats in the context of overall risk to the business.

This is a report based on a survey that seeks to understand how companies look at cloud security.

Based on a survey of 1,600 information security decision-makers and influencers in six countries, the 2018 Security Pressures Report delves into keeping businesses safeguarded against cyber threats, attacks and compromises.

The point of this white paper is to teach folks how to leverage endpoint security to spot risk and free their users.

In this whitepaper, they explain why enterprises need to take a mobile first approach to the security of employees and the data they access and share via apps on their mobile devices. They’ll show you why relying on network traffic analysis alone is insufficient to protect against mobile app threat risk, leaving blind spots that weaken your security posture in an increasingly mobile-centric world.

Today’s threat landscape is rapidly evolving, which means it is simply not enough for organizations to roll out an annual security training program and then pat themselves on the back for a job well done. Companies need to consistently invest in training and keep their employees updated on the latest vulnerabilities.

In support of National Cyber Security Awareness Month (October), ESET® and the National Cyber Security Alliance (NCSA) commissioned a survey to better understand the role of cybersecurity in the American household, providing an inside-look into how it is adapting in the digital era of the data breach. Given the simultaneous rise in our number of connected devices and cyber threats, this survey underlined the importance of cybersecurity as a core commitment in our digital lives. This paper discusses the findings of that survey.

The aim of this paper is to establish a database on studies, articles and working papers on cyber risk and cyber risk insurance.Based on this, we provide insurance practitioners and academics a high-level overview of the main research topics and future research directions in the field.

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.

This report provides insight into several of the business risk factors facing organizations in 2018. It specifically reviews events from all around the globe.

The value of peer input cannot be overstated. Authored by leading Chief Information Security Officers, CISOs Investigate is an ongoing series that offers first-hand insights to security leaders as they make business-driven risk and technology decisions.

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 paper lays out the 5 steps necessary for the foundation of an effective cyber risk management program.

This report takes a look at the major incidents that took place in 2017.

From the report, “In this report we provide a broad view of the 2015 threat landscape, ranging from industry-wide data to a focused look at different technologies, including open source, mobile, and the Internet of Things. The goal of this report is to provide security information leading to a better understanding of the threat landscape, and to provide resources that can aid in minimizing security risk.”

What do business leaders make of security? How do they perceive its practice and importance? Where are the gaps between business and security leaders? Part two of the CyberArk Global Advanced Threat Landscape Report 2018 explores these issues via responses from individuals including IT security decision-makers and line of business owners, from organizations ranging in size from 500 employees to 5,000 or more workers.

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

How much does it cost technically proficient adversaries to conduct successful attacks, and how much do they earn? In this report, they look at the relationships between the time spent and compensation of today’s adversaries and how organizations can thwart attacks. As revealed in this research, while some attackers may be motivated by non-pecuniary reasons, such as those that are geopolitical or reputational, an average of 69 percent of respondents say they are in it for the money.

In this short article, they provide a quick ability to understand the GDPR and how it will impact the world.