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Midmarket Security: Think You’re Safe? Think Again

Gone is the false perception that large enterprises, banks, and financial institutions are the only organizations under attack.

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CyberGRX Shows Organizations Fail to Mitigate Third-Party Risk

Independent Research Firm uncovers that significant events would need to happen for organizations to elevate the importance of third-party cyber-risk mitigation strategies.

UK MoD Data Breach Shows Cybersecurity Must Protect Both People and Data

The UK MoD has failed to protect personally identifiable information (PII) for Afghan interpreters; the incident highlights how avoidable cybersecurity mistakes can have devastating consequences.

Why Security Pros Should Rethink Their Focus on Information Resilience

Resilience is often defined as being able to withstand disruptions and rebound to a previous state. But a system's ability to return to a prior state doesn't mean it's sufficiently resilient.

Druva Introduces Curated Recovery Technology for Accelerated Ransomware Recovery

Combining this comprehensive ransomware recovery module with Druva's built-in security framework, businesses can now better protect critical data and recover faster with confidence.

Synology Releases C2 Backup for Windows

Synology launches C2 Backup, providing powerful and efficient data protection for Windows devices.

New Cooperative's Ransomware Attack Underscores Threat to Food & Agriculture

The Iowa grain cooperative took its systems offline in response to a security incident earlier this week.

CTO 2.0: Maiffret Rejoins BeyondTrust

Hacker-turned-entrepreneur Marc Maiffret reflects on his past few years "embedded" with enterprise security teams and how it has shaped his security view.

10 Threat Trends in DNS Security

Cisco Security examines Cisco Umbrella data for trends in malicious DNS activity during 2020.

US Treasury Dept. Sanctions Suex Cryptocurrency Exchange

Sanctions are a result of Suex's role in facilitating transactions for ransomware attackers., officials say.