To have a better understanding of where the healthcare industry stands in their knowledge of cybersecurity, Kaspersky commissioned a survey to gauge the perceptions of healthcare employees in North America with regard to cybersecurity in the workplace. The survey offered several valuable insights, so many in fact that the findings were too vast to fit in one report. This is a follow up report to the first State of Cybersecurity in Healthcare report.

The Cloud Security Report is an annual paper published by ISC(2). It goes in depth on the changing cloud environment as companies continue to rapidly migrate workloads from data centers to the cloud.

The seventh annual survey from Sonatype covers the differences between mature and immature DevOps practices. Special focuses on developer satisfaction, security policy adherence, and security investments. Over 5,000 respondents in this year’s survey.

This report seeks to provide actionable insight and practical advice to help organizations increase talent-gap resilience and avoid being left behind as the industry evolves.

As software proliferates and DevOps takes hold, we conducted this study to understand the impact of utilizing Pentest as a Service (PtaaS) vs. traditional pentesting services. Within the backdrop of modern software development practices and rising appsec priorities, our study found that DevOps is a driving force for pushing pentest into the cloud and deploying Pentest as a Service. Furthermore, DevOps demands that appsec measures are delivered in a fashion that favors communication, transparency, and collaboration- PtaaS is exactly the evolution that addresses those aspects.

This document institutes the third edition of the CISO Current report and contains data gathered from direct interviews surveying almost 40 cybersecurity executives at leading enterprises.

CyberEdge’s annual Cyberthreat Defense Report (CDR) plays a unique role in the IT security industry. Other surveys do a great job of collecting statistics on cyberattacks and data breaches and exploring the techniques of cybercriminals and other bad actors. Our mission is the provide deep insight into the minds of IT security professionals.

This survey of 3500 people (conducted by a 3rd party survey research company) examines attitudes and knowledge of various security concepts. The survey is mainly focused on the Western World, the US, Western Europe, and Australia, with Japan being the only Asian country included.

Our sixth annual State of the Phish report again brings you critical, actionable insights into the current state of the phishing threat. You’ll learn about: • The end-user awareness and knowledge gaps that could be hurting your cybersecurity defenses The impacts information security professionals are experiencing because of phishing attacks and the ways they’re trying to combat these threats • How Proofpoint customers are approaching phishing awareness training, and the ways we’re helping them measure program success

In early 2017, SolarWinds MSP investigated the cybersecurity preparedness, experiences, and failings of 400 SMBs and enterprises, split equally across the UK and the US. While 87% of organizations have complete trust in their security techniques and technology—and 59% believe they are less vulnerable than they were 12 months previously—71% of those same organizations have been breached in the past 12 months. The belief that “it will never happen to us” simply doesn’t hold true.

The survey results and relevant observations are as follows: The inner workings of this underground economy havecome to play an influential role in many of the cyberand physical risks facing organizations today. Toenhance the context within which these illicit goodsand services are obtained, abused, and ultimatelycontribute to such risks, Flashpoint analysts conducteda survey of the prices for various offerings listed forsale across the Deep & Dark Web. While analysts’findings should be interpreted as case studies andgeneral observations rather than precise statistics, thisreport can and should serve to inform the security andrisk strategies of organizations across all sectors.

Cofence report on how phishing attempts and phishing prevention have changed in 2019.

A report by DZone showing trends in the changing AppSec industry.

The goal of this initiative was to identify trends impacting cyber security decisions, the top cyber security priorities for 2020 and beyond, the focus of risk mitigation strategies, and to highlight the overall beliefs and perceptions held by senior executives regarding the state of the cyber threat landscape and how the cyber security industry, governments and regulatory agencies are responding to their needs.

This report explores the results of the 2019 (ISC)² Cybersecurity Workforce Study, providing details on the cybersecurity workforce and gap estimates, taking a closer look at cybersecurity professionals and their teams, reviewing key steps on the cybersecurity career path, and discussing insights into immediate and longer-term methods for building qualified and resilient cybersecurity teams now and in the future.

A survey based report on the attitudes and beliefs of security professionals to the challenges and opportunities in cloud security.

This report seeks to explore user knowledge of a broad range of best practices for cyber hygiene, security and compliance.

In 2018, WSJ Pro Cybersecurity partnered with ESI ThoughtLab, a thought leadership and economic research firm, to gather data on how more than 1,300 enterprises were responding to the challenge of managing cyber risk. The study launched in late 2018 with the ground-breaking report ‘The Cybersecurity Imperative’ and continues with this pulse update report based on the findings of a new sample of companies.

This paper discusses the top five Cybersecurity Technology Buying Trends.

State of Cybersecurity 2019 reports the results of the annual ISACA® global State of Cybersecurity Survey, conducted in November 2018. This second of two reports focuses on current trends in cybersecurity attack vectors and response methodologies, organizational governance and program management.

“In late 2018 and early 2019, the Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) and the Information Systems Security Association (ISSA) conducted its third annual research product focused on the lives and experiences of cybersecurity professionals. This year’s report is based on data from a survey of 267 cybersecurity professionals and ISSA members. Ninety percent of survey respondents resided in North America, 5% came from Europe, 3% from Central/South America, 2% from Asia, and 1% from Africa (note: Total exceeds 100% due to rounding).”