Cybersecurity Leadership

Most enterprises are choosing multi-cloud strategies. Data virtualization and data governance are top priorities for big data and analytics leaders.

According to the 2020 Thales Data Threat Report – Global Edition with research and analysis by IDC, organizations reached a global cloud tipping point causing them to struggle with security challenges of digital transformation (DX). Today, half (50%) of all corporate data is stored in the cloud and nearly half (48%) of that data is considered sensitive.

An innovative initiative is only as successful as it is secure. Here’s how CIOs are balancing risk-taking with risk aversion.

DevSecOps speeds up security to the same pace as DevOps, allowing firms to retain the agility while removing the vulnerabilities

In 2016, Venture Capitalist Benedict Evans offered an insightful observation on the way technology evolves: “the development of technologies tends to follow an s-curve: they improve slowly, then quickly, and then slowly again And at that last stage, they’re really, really good. Everything has been optimized and worked out and understood, and they're fast, cheap and reliable.' The statement still holds an element of truth today, especially when it comes to IT security technologies. The introduction of cloud computing has revolutionised the way data is stored, transferred and used by today’s organisations. Even now, its growth and adoption haven’t shown

With the right controls in place, the cloud doesn't have to be a scary place. These guidelines can help your company stay safe.

12 months to go and nowhere to hide as GDPR brings potential fines that could reach tens of millions for large firms by next year

To enhance their approaches to cyber and other risks, organizations are embedding security, privacy, policy, and controls into their DevOps culture and processes, enabling the entire IT organization to share responsibility for security.

Cybersecurity threats have become more cloud based, allowing attackers to blend in while using techniques such phishing and malware delivery.

Cloud security remains a concern among nealry two-thirds of users, particualry in the wake of GDPR, as more and more data is moved to the cloud.

A data-centric approach is vital to keep on top of cloud security controls and ensure you’re taking the best measures to secure online working environment.

Struggling to get the boss to take security seriously? Here are some pointers that can help the board get on-board.

40% of North American business-critical applications are in the public cloud, whether it is file storage, a communications application, or full blown IaaS.