The object of this report is to answer the question, what will happen in 2018?

The goal of the SonicWall Annual Threat Report is to define the cybersecurity battlefield in order to enable companies and individuals around the world to mount an impenetrable defense in 2017 and beyond.

From the report, “When we set out to develop a report based on our 163 incident response client engagements over the course of the first half (H1) of 2016, we captured empirical data on type of threats, affected industries, and initial access vectors that threats use. However, we went back to the drawing board to ask ourselves, “What do organizations challenged by cyber threats and cyber risk actually need to know?” As a result, this report takes the form of an advisory aimed at jarring Security and C-Suite leaders just enoug to evoke positive action and a recalibration of their approaches to security.”

This report takes a look at the last 20 years of IT development, and the issues and trends that have taken place in 2017.

Radware sought the opinions of senior executives and IT professionals responsible for network security at companies with a global reach. What follows is a summary of current global perceptions on the state of application attacks and insights on how to best identify and mitigate threats in the future.

This ebook lays out several examples of how to effectively secure your cloud workloads.

From the paper, “In terms of the technical roadmap, and considering the great differences between China and international IoT systems and products, this paper mainly analyzes IoT assets in China and describes their exposure. This helps illustrate what IoT devices and services are accessible on the Internet and their potential security problems, with the purpose of raising the public awareness of defending IoT.”

This report takes a look at the DDoS threats that occurred in the fourth quarter of 2016.

This e-book takes a look at what a good CDN should do.

It is the intention of this paper to provide you the reader with the essential tools and language that you can use to educate your board members on the importance and necessity of Application Security.

EY’s Global Information Security Survey investigates the most important cybersecurity issues facing businesses today. It captures the responses of 1,755 participants around the globe and across sectors, and our findings and conclusions are based on those insights and on our extensive global experience working with clients to help improve their cybersecurity.

This is a brief playbook that gives a plan for how to get started with cloud security.

This report offers insight into the cyber events of 2015 and makes predictions for 2016 - 2019.

This report provides insights into the security events in mobile threats from the 3rd quarter of 2017

This white paper goes into detail about what is needed to build and maintain an SOC, the types of technologies and skillsets required, and advantages of an all-in-one security monitoring platform.

This is a quarterly report that looks at cyber security issues in New Zealand and around the world.

This report details how IT reports are not effectively communicating the dangers of cyber threats so that the boards of organizations can make good decisions.

This report takes a look at the SamSam ransomware. A ransomware that unlike most ransomware, goes after specific organizations.

This whitepaper explores the necessary steps for securing a retail enterprise in a digital world.

There is a considerable amount of market confusion around the types of threat detection, how they are derived, and the uses for each. The purpose of this paper is to address those challenges by identifying the four types of threat detection and offering sample use-cases focused on industrial control system (ICS) and industrial internet of things (IIoT) environments.

This report illustrates how organizations are implementing proper Cyber hygiene, if at all. To gather this data, Tripwire partnered with Dimensional Research, sending a survey to independent sources of IT security professionals. The survey was completed by 306 participants in July 2018, all of whom are responsible for IT security at companies with more than 100 employees.