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The BlackBerry 2022 ThreatReport is not a simple retrospective of the cyberattacks of 2021. It is a high-level look at issues affecting cybersecurity across the globe, both directly and indirectly.
As in previous years, digitaltransformation remained a key theme at the event as well as discussions around artificial intelligence (AI) and IoT technologies impacting the workforce. No matter which opinion you agree with, digitaltransformation and new technologies will impact the workforce.
With more and more organizations embracing digitaltransformation and accelerating their pace to digitize every piece of information, they become increasingly vulnerable to sophisticated cyber-attacks and data breaches. With the global spend on digitaltransformation slated to reach a whopping $2.3 To Sum It Up.
Update the incident response plan to include procedures such as the internal process for responding to cybersecurity events, recovery from backups, and conducting a root cause analysis after an event. The feasibility of encryption and effectiveness of the compensating controls shall be reviewed by the CISO at least annually.
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Digitaltransformation is driving IT modernization, IoT, and cloud migrations at a record pace in the federal government. The ability to narrow the gap between taking advantage of digitaltransformation without compromising security was a reoccurring theme at our 2019 annual Data Security Summit on May 1. are discovered.
Key Takeaways from the Thales Data ThreatReport: EME Edition madhav Tue, 09/24/2024 - 05:23 Organizations in the Europe and Middle East (EME) region face significant challenges. The threat landscape is increasingly complex, regulatory requirements are becoming more stringent, and the economic environment remains uncertain.
Whether you prioritize cybersecurity or not, cybercriminals will always prioritize (their own) profit, as the attacks described in our 2021 ThreatReport prove. DigitalTransformation. Tipping the scale favorably. Onboarding and operational capacity. Detection, alerts, response.
As one of our recent blogs discussed, we are entering a new era of business – one that will see wholesale digitaltransformation drive a digital-first approach by businesses globally. To find out more about Europe’s evolving data threats, download the 2019 Thales Data ThreatReport – Europe Edition today.
Competition is one of many challenges retailers face and while that’s nothing new, the data-driven approach online and brick-and-mortar merchants use today is evolving quickly with transformative technology capabilities. According to the 2019 Thales Data ThreatReport – Retail Edition , nearly two thirds (62%) of U.S.
The problem of the increasing threat landscape is equally reflected in the 2022 Thales Data ThreatReport. As more companies move along the path toward digitaltransformation, the need for better security has never been more evident. A zero-trust framework is vital to any cloud migration path.
As digitaltransformation takes hold, the retail industry is under siege from cyber criminals and nation states attempting to steal consumers’ personal information, credit card data and banking information. Lines are now blurred between physical and digital experiences. And criminals are moving online. Only 26 percent of U.S.
Update the incident response plan to include procedures such as the internal process for responding to cybersecurity events, recovery from backups, and conducting a root cause analysis after an event. The feasibility of encryption and effectiveness of the compensating controls shall be reviewed by the CISO at least annually.
While this event is still considered one of the most grandiose thefts, financial institutions today collectively face digital attacks that easily rival it. Data security professionals also make ambitious plans, but implementation rates are too low – a key finding in the 2019 Thales Data ThreatReport-Financial Services Edition.
In the event a traveler does need to get online, using a virtual private network (VPN) service is a smart way to shield online behavior from potential hackers or snoops. An alarming 97 % of the respondents indicated that they are going through some kind of digitaltransformation, yet only 30% have adopted an encryption strategy.
When companies attempt digitaltransformations, the rush to implement new technology sometimes overshadows full consideration of risk. For example, in our annual Data ThreatReport we found that 97% of respondents are storing sensitive data in digitallytransformative environments, but only 30% are deploying encryption.
As organizations adopt new security tools such as CASB and container security, both of which generate valuable detection data, and as digitaltransformation introduces even more technology, security operations will only become more complex, exacerbating these issues. With these ongoing challenges, chaos will continue in SOC operations.
This year, we’ve written about what the future holds in terms digitaltransformations and new and exciting technologies. In our recently launched 2019 Thales Data ThreatReport- Global Edition , 60% of organizations say they have been breached at some point in their history, with 30% experiencing a breach within the past year alone.
It becomes, therefore, essential for retailers to consider the fresh insights provided by the Thales 2023 Data ThreatReport – Financial Services Edition. The Human Element: A Double-Edged Sword Human error, often an overlooked aspect of cybersecurity, emerges as a glaring concern in the report.
And, as we’ve all seen, the failure to manage digital risks can have a negative impact on the reputation, operations and market value of affected enterprises. The Threat Level Is Rising. Security event logging to identify breaches in progress. Securing Your DigitalTransformation. Interested in learning more?
Live Sessions With this in mind, we have scheduled a host of events and tech talks around our participation at RSA Conference 2023. Quantum Resistant Crypto Briefing The proliferation of quantum computing will bring many exciting applications, but it also creates novel threats to data security and privacy.
Identity Management Day 2022 , sponsored by Identity Defined Security Alliance and National Cybersecurity Alliance, is a reminder to make identity management and digital identity security a priority. Another 27% are reporting that they are planning to develop a Zero Trust strategy.
to discuss the findings of the 2018 Thales Data ThreatReport, Federal Edition. Question: Can you provide an overview of the 2018 Thales Data ThreatReport, Federal Edition, and elaborate why it’s needed today more than ever? Their data must be protected in the event a subpoena is issued to their cloud provider.
Rogers made his remarks as part of a panel discussion on securing digitaltransformation moderated by Infosys CISO Vishal Salvi. This struck me as I roamed the vendor exhibits halls at RSA 2020 last week in San Francisco, and, again, this week at Infosys’ ribbon-cutting event in Indianapolis.
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