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Number of victims of targeted attacks more than doubles in 2014

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Kaspersky Lab has undertaken a master review of the key events that defined the threat landscape in 2014. Among a range of security incidents, targeted attacks and malicious campaigns stand out, particularly in terms of their scale and impact on businesses, governments, public and private institutions.

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A report from Trustwave reveals many businesses still struggle with information security deficiencies and common security weaknesses that can elevate their risk of data breaches.

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Belden has announced an agreement to purchase cybersecurity leader Tripwire for $710M. Belden is a leader in the high quality, end-to-end signal transmission solutions serving enterprise connectivity, industrial and broadcast markets. They’ve been in business 110 years and have a market cap of $3B.

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McAfee Labs dubs 2014 “Year of shaken trust”; predicts 2015 trends in Internet trust exploits, privacy, mobile, Internet of Things, and cyber espionage.

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UK businesses found guilty of breaking new data laws could face fines of up to £780,000.

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DocuSign will open three new data centres in Germany, the Netherlands and a third E.U. location under evaluation to support the rapid adoption of DocuSign as the Global Standard for Digital Transaction Management across Europe.

Cyber security initiatives are key to improving public sector security

The government should look to widen its promotion of initiatives such as the Cyber Essentials...

Finance sector vulnerable to insider threats as workers share passwords despite awareness of risks

A quarter of finance sector workers state they are frustrated with employer security policy, with...

Teva selects Resilient Systems platform for incident response

Resilient’s Incident Response Platform will enable Teva to respond faster and more...

Data security is a key priority

LastPass by LogMeIn has released findings of a new report conducted in partnership with Vanson...

Unprotected machine identities cost billions

Venafi sponsored report by AIR Worldwide reveals large companies will see the highest proportion of...

Big Data security analytics predicted to grow

Criminals are rapidly evolving their hacking techniques, and are attacking quickly, making timely...

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Number of victims of targeted attacks more than doubles in 2014

Trustwave report reveals security deficiencies

Belden acquires Tripwire

McAfee Labs™ report previews 2015 developments in exploits and evasion

Advanced 365 offers top tips for ensuring compliance with new EU data security legislation

DocuSign Global Trust network expands