Find out how organisations like yours are managing remote workforce security during the pandemic.
This report presents the findings of a survey conducted during the height of the pandemic and discusses topics such as workers using unmanaged devices, threats of malware and phishing, and increases in productivity.
Download the report now to look at where remote work might be headed and more.
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The Replit vibe coding incident gives us a glimpse into why developers are still wary of AI coding assistantsNews Recent vibe coding snafus highlight the risks of AI coding assistants
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AI breaches aren’t just a scare story any more – they’re happening in real lifeNews IBM research shows proper AI access controls are leading to costly data leaks
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‘The worst thing an employee could do’: Workers are covering up cyber attacks for fear of reprisal – here’s why that’s a huge problemNews More than one-third of office workers say they wouldn’t tell their cybersecurity team if they thought they had been the victim of a cyber attack.
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‘A huge national security risk’: Thousands of government laptops, tablets, and phones are missing and nowhere to be foundNews A freedom of information disclosure shows more than 2,000 government-issued phones, tablets, and laptops have been lost or stolen, prompting huge cybersecurity concerns.
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Edge devices are now your weakest link: VPNs, firewalls, and routers were the leading source of initial compromise in 30% of incidents last year – here’s whyNews Compromised network edge devices have rapidly emerged as one of the biggest attack points for small and medium businesses.
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Billions of IoT devices will need to be secured in the next four years – zero trust could be the key to successNews Researchers have warned more than 28 billion IoT devices will need to be secured by 2028 as attacks on connected devices surge.
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Cisco claims new smart switches provide next-level perimeter defenseNews Cisco’s ‘security everywhere’ mantra has just taken on new meaning with the launch of a series of smart network switches.
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Five Eyes cyber agencies issue guidance on edge device vulnerabilitiesNews Cybersecurity agencies including the NCSC and CISA have issued fresh guidance on edge device security.
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"Thinly spread": Questions raised over UK government’s latest cyber funding schemeThe funding will go towards bolstering cyber skills, though some industry experts have questioned the size of the price tag
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T-Mobile security chief insists its defenses stood up to attacks linked to Salt TyphoonNews No T-Mobile customers or services were affected after its security teams detected suspicious activity on their routers
