The recent years have seen unprecedented billions of dollars of funding poured by venture capitalists into the cybersecurity companies. And this is all befalling due to the rapid growth in the cyber threat landscape with no sign of slackening. Cybersecurity nowadays has moved to the top of every CEO’s and

As opposed to past generations, schoolchildren today have been brought up around technology and the use of computers for as long as they can remember. Approximately 9 out of 10 households have access to the internet, and many own their own smartphones. It is therefore imperative that they are equipped

Cybersecurity is broken. It’s a bold statement, but given the increasing frequency of cyber breaches, along with the presence of more varied and evolving threats, there is growing uncertainty about the ability of the cybersecurity industry to protect its customers. There is virtually no company that isn’t a potential target.

As my team are the ‘first responders’ for cyberattacks, we get an interesting perspective on cybersecurity – in terms of exactly what attacks are really hitting organizations and how they affect them, and in terms of understanding the motivations of those launching the attacks. Overwhelmingly, the attacks we see are

There has been an upward trend in cyber attacks on small-to-medium size businesses (SMBs) for some years now. Slowly but surely, SMBs have found themselves on a roughly equal footing with their larger counterparts in terms of likelihood of experiencing an attack. A new study from the Ponemon Institute indicates