In the age of technology and cloud computing, cyber security is more important than ever. Even as a small business or start-up, you should be concerned about potential cyberattacks. Here’s why: Your company data can potentially get stolenIf financial damage is inflicted, it can be hard to bounce back fromCustomer

Process automation is often seen as a good investment both to improve productivity and to support existing workers when hiring additional talent isn’t possible. However, automating processes can have drawbacks – there are unique cybersecurity requirements businesses must consider before widely implementing these systems. Cybersecurity must become an essential investment for businesses that rely heavily on automation or that plan to adopt these systems in the future. How Automation Can Create new Cybersecurity Vulnerabilities In some cases, automating processes may introduce new security risks by changing how data is stored or requiring businesses to adopt

Software that is free of serious security vulnerabilities could be on the horizon after a pair of Australian researchers recently developed an entirely new system for detecting weaknesses. Called ‘LineVul’, it’s the most effective approach to accurately predict vulnerabilities in software code and therefore able to strengthen cyber security, Monash University software

With more of the world relying on technology to connect and maintain business continuity over the last two years, malicious cyber actors have stepped up their game to exploit weaknesses in organizations’ IT infrastructure and conduct a broad range of attacks against both public and private entities. However, network defenders

In the past year, research indicates that nearly a third of organizations have accelerated their plans to automate key security and IR processes, whilst another 85 percent plan on automating them in the next 12 months. Despite the positivity of these statistics, many organizations struggle to change to a more automated