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Who’s Financially Responsible for Cybersecurity Breaches?
September 17, 2019
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By Kayla Matthews
As networks become less secure and the data stored on the cloud becomes more valuable, cybersecurity breaches are becoming both more expensive and more frequent. In the first six months of 2019 alone, data breaches compromised more than 4.1 billion records. Cybersecurity experts and IT workers can’t prevent every breach,
Tips to Increase Mobile App Security
September 17, 2019
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By Tarun Nagar
Security is the biggest concern today. The recent research from Arxan revealed that out of the top 100 popular apps on Google android platform, 56 percent of the apps are hacked or prone to be hacked easily. Among the general reasons for being vulnerable to attacks, the most visible reason
7 Crucial Components of Cyber Incident Recovery
September 17, 2019
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By Zbigniew Banach
Organizations of all sizes are consistently reporting increased numbers of cyber incidents, with data breaches and ransomware infections fast becoming a common occurrence. While solid security procedures and good planning can go a long way towards preventing and containing many incidents, sooner or later things can go wrong – and
TOP 10 CYBER SECURITY TRENDS TO WATCH IN 2020
September 16, 2019
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By Priya Dialani
As the pace of security breaches keeps on expanding, so does the variety of attacks and the advances and procedures set up to counteract them. However, the top threats in the following couple of years will probably be from a kind of hack known to security experts today.Through 2020, 99%
Deep learning and machine learning to transform cybersecurity
September 16, 2019
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By Soumik Roy
CYBERSECURITY specialists have been betting on artificial intelligence (AI) to defend their organizations against sophisticated cyberattacks for quite a while now — and it seems as though deep learning and machine learning have the potential to deliver. AI is a broad term that encompasses computer vision, machine learning, and deep