A survey-driven report of over 150 third-party risk practitioners to understand the challenges facing their programs, the actions those professionals are taking to address the challenges, and identify success factors.

This report is based on a survey of investigators from over 150 organizations. It seeks to better understand financial crime and how companies deal with it.

This study provides new insights into the state of cybersecurity skills and resources across the globe.

This report aims to help anti-fraud practitioners, business leaders, and the general public in understanding the evolution of fraud in the wake of the coronavirus, as well as the importance of heightening anti-fraud measures to protect against fraudulent activity during this unprecedented time.

A June 2020 survey to assess the current challenges and perceptions of the oft-mentioned cybersecurity skills gap problem faced by IT and security teams worldwide. More than 800 individuals of varying experience, ranging from system admins to CISOs, responded. Key takeaways from the survey are reported here.

This report discusses the perceptions uncovered by the study and provides conclusions that hiring organizations should consider as they work to locate and recruit additional staff to their cybersecurity teams.

A survey of over 1,000 US and UK IT professionals on the challenges to having the necessary in-house expertise to achieve a strong cybersecurity posture.

Robert Walters and VacancySoft have partnered together to analyse the UK cybersecurity hiring market, exploring the key trends that havemaintained job growth throughout 2020, and the key skills areas where we’ll see demand thrive as the decade progresses.

This report is based of a survey done in December 2019. It discusses changes they hope to make in tech conferences.

A survey-driven report of over 200 IT and security professionals on the practices and the objectives in their use of cloud access security broker (CASB) technologies.

This report outlines job opportunity in the cybersecurity industry. It reveals that the workforce needs to grow dramatically to meet the current demand, that there is a skills gap, and more.

This report explains the findings of a study the did, showing that seeking the exact technology to solve your newest, most pressing security concern may actually be multiplying security gaps that slow you down instead of simplifying your security environment.

A review of the cybersecurity job market in the UK, the nature and extent of skill gaps and shortages. A combination of surveys, qualitative research with firms, and a review of job postings.

A survey of 450 individuals on cybersecurity spending plans, areas of investment, and workforce requirements.

An annual report using Carbon Black’s data sets of the Carbon Black Cloud customer footprint, Carbon Black User Exchange, public samples, Carbon Black Endpoint Standard data, and internal sources. Leverages the ATT&CK framework to determine common tools-techniques-processess (TTPs).

This report sought to understand the health and security of Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) as it is today. It identifies the most commonly used free and open source software components in production applications, and examines them for potential vulnerabilities.

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.

A survey of 273 security professionals on the implications of the COVID-19 pandemic on security perceptions.

The annual report on the composition and findings of security testing as powered by BugCrowd’s bug bounty platform of nearly 3,500 security testers.

The third annual report from Hacker One on the state of the hacker/security testing community. Data is drawn from Hacker One’s community of bug bounty registrants and subscribing platforms.

The fourth annual report from Hacker One on the state of the open security testing community, using data from Hacker One’s bug bounty program.