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How can companies overcome cybersecurity challenges? and how significantly do Mobile Device Management solutions help?

What we learnt from the latest security conference in Amsterdam.

Employees and customers discuss security and the future of the firm. McAfee's held its recent annual cybersecurity conference in a Las Vegas casino resort. But there are few places better to learn about risk and reward than the Nevada city.

Cybersecurity incidents have become unavoidable, the result of our increasingly interconnected and technologically advanced world.

The outbreak of COVID-19 is not the only threat to your business

Now the week is over what can you do to improve your security?

CBR gives you the inside line on what the industry won't be telling you.

Could the Logjam bug be how the NSA broke VPNs?

The US Office of Personnel Management falls victim to massive data breach - but what can be learnt from this latest cyberattack? The US Office of Personnel Management has confirmed reports of a massive data breach hitting its systems, with the personal information of over 4 million government employees compromised.

Netwrix lists the most common compliance questions asked by auditors.

Norman Shaw, Founder and CEO of ExactTrak, on human error as the main cause of data breaches and to protect against it.

News: Salesforce and Dropbox cloud platform security upgrades included as Cisco extends Security Everywhere with partners

Cybercriminals are taking advantage of the world's sprawling, complex supply chains in a practice known as 'island hopping'. In a cybersecurity context, island hopping is when attackers gain access to part of an organisation's network and then use it to attack other systems within the network, as well as separate - but associated - companies.

An exhaustive report of the state of cybersecurity among businesses has found that the number of companies reporting cyberattacks grew dramatically compared to the previous year - yet cyber-readiness has actually decreased over the same period.

Add to favorites According to data from Action Fraud, the UK economy potentially lost a staggering £10.9 billion to fraud and cybercrime in 2015/16. This equates to approximately £210 per person over the age of 16 living in the UK.

Add to favorites Yahoo 's attribution of its recently revealed hack to a state actor provoked some scepticism in the technology industry. For the average IT professional, it raises some key questions: what are state cyber attacks and do they pose a threat to my business?

The record-breaking British Airways fine announced today by the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has seen the airline become a guinea pig for GDPR, according to cybersecurity experts.