For this cybersecurity report, the Cloudlock CyberLab analyzed daily behavior across 10 million users, 1 billion files, and 101,000 apps to surface insightful trends and help organizations detect signs of threat. On the following pages, we’ll walk you through the CyberLab’s Cloud Threat Funnel, designed to help security teams narrow their focus onto user activities that are the most indicative of true threat.

This whitepaper discusses what the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will mean to organizations globally.

This report takes a look at some of the damages that occurred in the Healthcare Industry, and examines what positive steps can be made in 2018 to make a safer cybersecurity experience for the industry.

This Threat Report takes a look at some of the events of mid 2017. Specifically, it looks at the global WannaCry and Petya Threats, attacks that bypass filtering, a Chinese threat group, and threat actors stealing intellectual property from Japan.

This eBook discusses revelant cloud security information for those using Microsoft Office 365

This roundup reviews the pertinent security stories of 2016 and aims to help enterprises determine what to expect in the months ahead and what security strategies they can adopt to stay protected.

An Annual Showcase of Data Breaches.

As security measures get better at detecting and blocking both malware and cyberattacks, adversaries and cybercriminals are forced to constantly develop new techniques to evade detection. One of these advanced techniques involves “fileless" exploits, where no executable file is written to disk. These attacks are particularly effective at evading traditional antivirus (AV) solutions, which look for files saved to disk so they can scan them and determine if they are malicious. This report discusses these issues.

Connected cars are facing four fundamnetal challenges that need to be overcome. See what these automotive Ethernet industry challenges are and the solutions that are available to help overcome several of the challenges.

The Cisco 2015 Annual Security Report, which presents the research, insights, and perspectives provided by Cisco® Security Research and other security experts within Cisco, explores the ongoing race between attackers and defenders, and how users are becoming ever-weaker links in the security chain.

This report is an overwhelmingly large list and description of security breaches. It details type of industry impacted, type of attack, and types of information compromised.

“The objective of this inaugural Tenable Network Security research study is to measure how enterprise IT security professionals view their organization’s ability to assess cybersecurity risks and to mitigate threats that can exploit those risks. In doing so, Tenable has developed the industry’s first Global Cybersecurity Assurance Report Card, which assigns indices and grades to responding organizations globally, by country, and by industry based on the responses of the security practitioners themselves.”

From the report, “Application security (AppSec) is maturing for most organizations, according to the 475 respondents who took the SANS 2016 State of Application Security survey. In it, respondents recognize the need for AppSec programs and are working to improve them, despite a lack of the necessary skills, lack of funding and management buy-in, and silos between departments hampering their AppSec programs.”

This report summarizes the goals and activities of the initiative, the history and status of the initiative and key cyber value-at-risk concept foundations.

Through analysis of public breach data, a useful picture of the threat landscape can be observed. Analyzing trends, it may be possible to predict the general scale of expected breaches in the near future and frame those impacts in a meaningful way for individuals. This will hopefully serve to highlight the importance of good security practices and bring attention to the “personal supply chain” problem – that the companies where individuals maintain accounts and trust with personal information are part of the attack surface they create for themselves and the risk of such behavior needs to be weighed against the benefits gained.

This survey report discusses the point that no company is completely safe from a catastrophic cyberattack. It tries to help ask the questions, “How concerned is your company?” and “What are you doing to prepare?”

As always, this report is comprised of real-world data breaches and security incidents—either investigated by us or provided by one of our outstanding data contributors.

This report will help you benchmark your third-party risk management program and its performance against trends in the market and best practices.

This report provides insight into survey responses regarding Phishing campaigns, and their impact on organizations.

This report seeks to prove that the world emerging in 2017 will challenge cybersecurity professionals like never before.

This annual report takes a look at the bug bounty industry in 2018.