Predicting the future isn’t easy, but a careful analysis of attack vectors and the future of technology can give us a good idea of where we’re heading. For an effective cybersecurity program, organizations should first get a grip on how the overall threat environment is evolving. Below are key cybersecurity

Cyber criminals are finding it harder to make money from ransomware attacks. But that doesn’t mean ransomware is less dangerous. Cyber criminals are making less money from ransomware attacks as victims increasingly refuse to pay their ransom demands. Analysis by cryptocurrency and blockchain company Chainanalysis suggests that ransom payments dropped by

Many people think they’re safe from cyberattacks because criminal masterminds have high-value targets on their radars. Reality paints a different picture. Cybercriminals don’t discriminate – they target enterprises, small businesses, and individuals. They constantly reinvent their techniques, even for low-level attacks, because people increasingly become aware of worn-out scams. While

For organizations large and small, neglecting cybersecurity is increasingly untenable. The Global Cyber Outlook 2023, released this week at the World Economic Forum’s Annual Meeting in Davos, Switzerland, found that geopolitical and economic uncertainty around the world is exacerbating the threat of potentially catastrophic cyber-attacks, increasing the risk for businesses

The beginning of the year is a time to reflect on successes and challenges of the previous year. Last year, layoffs, cyberattacks and data breaches were rampant among tech companies. Before diving into how the cybersecurity industry evolved, however, let’s take a closer look at what has remained the same.