This report focusses on the issues of Threat Hunting. It details the growth in Threat Hunting, the trends and processes surrounding it, and what it can mean for your organization.

In this report, they examine four key areas where risks continue to emerge or, perhaps, more importantly, contain elements where the risks are unknown at this time: a) Cyber, b) Life, health and longevity, c) New Technologies, d)casualty catastrophe reserving.

This is a study into organisations’ attitudes towards the cyber threat, the management control processes they have in place, and their understanding and use of cyber insurance as a means of risk transfer.

This document defines an analytical model of cyber threat intelligence in terms of a threat entity’s goal orientation, the capabilities it uses to pursue its goals and its modus operandi. The model is intended to act as a common guiding template for conducting a cyber threat assessment for use by penetration testers to define a set of realistic and threat-informed cyber attack test scenarios.

This white paper presents some interesting information related to the cybersecurity issues that can occur in the healthcare sector.

This report seeks to answer the following questions, In 2030, will the Internet and related information and communications technologies (ICT) continue to drive global innovation and prosperity? Or, will that bright promise be swamped by an unstable and insecure Internet, so overwhelmed by non-stop attacks that it has become an increasing drag on economic growth?

This whitepaper outlines the unique challenges that business-driven financial SOCs deal with, and provides tools and tips on how to manage and resolve these challenges.

The executive summary of this paper gives four points of discussion: a) Interest in cyber insurance has grown beyond expectations b) Cyber attacks and breaches have grown in frequency, and loss costs are on the rise c) Insurers are issuing an increasing number of cyber insurance policies and becoming more skilled and experienced at underwriting and pricing this rapidly evolving risk d) Some observers believe that cyber exposure is greater than the insurance industry’s ability to adequately underwrite the risk.

In this paper they discuss several aspects of the healthcare threat surface.

This Paper provides a breakdown of New York’s 23 NYCRR500 Financial Security requirements.

From the report, “Although real damages can be very different from our average estimation, in this report we’ve made a unique attempt to connect potential risks and real consequences of a security breach, defined in dollars, not gigabytes of data and hours of downtime.”

From The Report, “Just as hyperconvergence in the data center will have a huge impact on how systems and data are managed, it will have significant repercussions for information security. Any organization that thinks security does not need to change in a hyperconverged environment puts data and systems reliability at risk.”

This report seeks to understand, and analyze, whether or not the energy market can respond to a damaging cyber attack.

This report is the result of joint research performed by Digital Shadows and Onapsis, aimed to provide insights into how the threat landscape has been evolving over time for ERP applications.

The goal of this research was to produce a transparent methodology for estimating present and future global costs of cyber risk, acknowledging the considerable uncertainty in the frequencies and costs of cyber incidents.

This book provides some good guidance for app security testing. It seeks to assist enterprises with solving the issues surrounding app security.

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

This whitepaper will explore HIPAA requirements and how comprehensive network security automation and orchestration will control endpoints, provide total visibility of all network access devices and automate threat response to help ensure compliance.

A very detailed report that discusses the dangers of cyber threats to infrastructure and large systems that impact all of society.

The 2016 Internet _x0012_Crime Report highlights the I_x0012_3’s efforts in monitoring trending scams such as Business Email Compromise (BEC), ransomware, tech support fraud, and extortion. In 2016, IC3 received a total of 298,728 complaints with reported losses in excess of $1.3 billion.

Using research by our experts, it provides an overview of the major threats observed in the first half of 2015. This report also explores likely future trends and offers advice for small, midsize, and enterprise organizations that seek security solutions and services.