The pace at which threat actors are carrying out cyber attacks has been accelerating in recent years thanks to easy access to infection vectors through offerings such as ransomware as a service, rendering many traditional on-premise security tools ineffective. According to CrowdStrike’s 2019 annual threat report, “breakout times”  – the time

AI is becoming mainstream, embedded into more and more applications of everyday life. From healthcare and finance to transportation and energy, the opportunities appear endless. Every sector is ripe with opportunities for time, money, and other resources savings, and AI provides many solutions. Yet critical questions remain unanswered related to AI

Criminals understand our weaknesses and how to exploit them. That means ransomware isn’t going away. Ransomware is rapidly shaping up to be the defining online security issue of our era. It’s a brutally simple idea, executed with increasing sophistication by criminal groups. A huge chunk of our lives is now

The new normal is to build innovative, buoyant infrastructure, with resilient processes, and support mechanisms of remote crisis management workers, who will continue to do business, as usual, no matter what circumstances may dwell for the next and beyond. As organisations move to the beyond phase, its important to prioritise speed

Bottom Line: Absolute’s 2020 Endpoint Resilience Report illustrates why the purpose of any cybersecurity program needs to be attaining a balance between protecting an organization and the need to keep the business running, starting with secured endpoints. Enterprises who’ve taken a blank-check approach in the past to spending on cybersecurity are