A survey of more than 6,550 security professionals finds that while organizations continue to invest heavily in cybersecurity there’s still not a lot of confidence when it comes to actually being able to thwart attacks. Conducted by Ravn Research on behalf of Ivanti, an IT service management platform provider, the survey found

In 2022, we witnessed headline after headline about cyberattacks on public and private organisations, ransomware gangs and extortion groups putting cyber defences to the test and years-old vulnerabilities left unpatched resulting in more cyberattacks. The numerous successful cyberattacks are an indication that current cybersecurity programs are not effective in securing

1) Newer ways of social engineering attacks: Next year, there will be more cyber-attacks using psychological manipulation to trick people into giving away sensitive information or doing things that hurt their personal or work security. These attacks will be advanced, using deepfake and phishing. Deepfake attacks using AI to make fake videos

This year has been another roller coaster ride for the cybersecurity industry and the organizations around the world it seeks to protect. Cybercriminals and nation-state actors continue to successfully evolve their methods while also pursuing tried and tested approaches, with issues such as ransomware continuing to make headlines around the

The rise in the use of the Internet has truly catalyzed the exchange of data through digital means. Current trends like IoT, AI/ML, Automation and DataOps, further advocated by government initiatives like Digital India, are persuading leaders to embrace an approach that helps them thrive in a digital economy. In