A new study has found internal employees are the biggest security threat to a company, with IoT devices being the most vulnerable.  Cybersecurity threats from the inside, whether it’s from contractors or employees, continue to be a growing worldwide concern, with vulnerable IoT devices at the greatest risk for data

The importance of cybersecurity comes down to the desire to keep information, data, and devices private and safe. In today’s world, people store vast quantities of data on computers and other internet-connected devices. But in the world of cybersecurity, it is impossible to secure something if you do not know it’s there. Cybersecurity

Security and development sometimes don’t have the best of relationships. It’s no one’s fault; it’s just the nature of what they do. Security’s top concern is protecting the organization from the risks of application security issues. Developers are trying to hit tight timelines and deliver features as fast as possible

The cybersecurity industry has been experiencing a skills shortage for years. The expanding threat landscape, coupled with the ongoing pandemic, has only exasperated the problem. A mid-2021 survey revealed that the crisis is expected to continue, with respondents citing employee burnout, increased workloads and unfilled positions as their biggest problems. The cybersecurity

While The Great Resignation has caused many employees to leave their jobs abruptly due to focus on their own mental health, this shift in employee numbers has prompted concerns with the way business leaders view their cybersecurity. According to Code42’s Annual Data Exposure Report, 98% of business leaders, cybersecurity leaders and cybersecurity practitioners