False sense of cybersecurity

Adopting a transformative cybersecurity strategy can redefine business success. While the current adoption rate or Zero Trust – a transformative cybersecurity strategy – among large enterprises is just 1% as of January 2023, Gartner projects a growth to 10% by 2026.

Can’t deny DDoS in 2024?

DDoS attacks are orchestrated efforts where malicious actors aim to disrupt the normal flow of traffic to a specific server, service, or entire network. They flood the target with a torrent of internet traffic—much like those empty boxes in our scenario—making it impossible for legitimate traffic to get through. These attacks can cripple websites, slow down services, or even bring them to a complete halt, affecting businesses and users alike.

Ransomware

Ransomware: To pay or not to pay

Let’s assume for a moment that, one day, perhaps sooner, perhaps later, you will face the reality of a ransomware attack. Chances are that, in the moment, your cybersecurity team will turn to you as the decision maker.

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What Hollywood gets wrong about cybersecurity

Hollywood has a knack for dramatizing the digital battlefield. Let’s peel back the Hollywood façade and shine a light on what cybersecurity really looks like in the command centers of SOCs and CSIRTS.

NIS2 compliance may prevent 7-million-euro fines

NIS2 has been in effect since January 2023, with a deadline of October 2024 for EU member states to publish and implement policy. Not only does NIS2 dictate new, stricter cybersecurity guidelines, but if European legislators can prove gross negligence, fines for both your company and you as the CEO of the company will be quite significant.

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How Zero Trust as a Service reduces the cost of a data breach

Multiplying these factors gives a numerical depiction of risk, aiding in its prioritization and management. For instance, a high-impact but low-likelihood event might be deemed acceptable. Yet, an event with moderate impact and high likelihood could be perceived as riskier. Real-world risk assessment is, of course, more intricate than this formula alone. Variables, dependencies, and … Read more