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What’s next for cybersecurity?

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A recent HP panel discussion sought to provide some answers to this question – topics covered including: the ethics of paying ransoms, to politicised destructive attacks and the new ‘anchors’ of compute infrastructure in a remote world. Here we look at some of the key discussion points:

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Will lockdown necessity change our cultural perception of remote working?

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By Mike Kiser, senior identity strategist, SailPoint.

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The attack that changed the world of cyber security for ever

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You may be surprised to learn that one of the first computer viruses to bring millions of computers to a halt was borne out of a student’s bedroom in the Philippines, just over 20 years ago. Mark Nutt, EVP EMEA at Veritas, is taking a look back at when the computer virus was unleashed and the ripples it sent forward in time. Not only did “LoveBug” infect over 45 million devices, but it became a catalyst for the multi-billion-dollar ransomware crime industry that we know today.

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Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) vs VPNs: The new era of securing your workforce during crisis

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By Salvatore Sinno, Chief Security Architect and Director of Cybersecurity Innovation, Unisys.

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How organisations can stay protected while keeping their operations running under limited resources

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By Ilia Sotnikov, VP of Product management at Netwrix.

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Remote working leads to increases in cyber attacks

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Global businesses have seen cyber-attacks rise as the world continues adjusting to remote working practices brought on by COVID-19, with 65% of organisations noting they have either been breached or exposed to an attack. That’s one of the key findings from HLB’s Cybersecurity Report which launched recently.

One billion data records compromised during 2014

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Hackers capitalising on the pandemic to target unsuspecting consumers

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Rise in supply chain security breaches

Vendor risk visibility and continuous third-party monitoring remains concerningly low despite...

Zero trust momentum continues

Survey results released by Enterprise Management Associates and Pulse Secure reports that 60% of...

Remote work is sending IT security budgets out of control

The need for organisations to better manage and secure the devices and applications that employees...

IT teams in a battle for file transfer security

While a majority of IT professionals believe the secure sharing and transferring of files is very...

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