What lies ahead for API security in 2023?
APIs have become the number one attack vector so will attacks ramp up this year and how can businesses defend them?
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APIs have become the number one attack vector so will attacks ramp up this year and how can businesses defend them?
Martin Cannard, VP of Product Strategy at Netwrix shares How to mitigate the risks of privileged access with Zero Standing Privilege.
2022 has certainly been an unexpected and tumultuous year for businesses – from increased cyber attacks to rising costs. So, how will 2023 fare up? Top Business Tech spoke to seven experts to find out what the next 12 months could have in store for the cyber world.
The process that follows a data breach – incident response – enables the business to assess and bolster defences. But it’s not always well executed. Jamal Elmellas looks at what you should consider when carrying out post-incident review.
Raghu Nandakumara, Head of Industry Solutions at Illumio, explains how threat actors are exploiting remote work to infiltrate an organisation’s IT
Gary Orenstein, Chief Customer Officer at Bitwarden, explains how small businesses can (easily) stay on top.
David Guest, Solution Architect and Technology Evangelist at Kocho,
A new contact smart card reader that can be used in any office or remote environment requiring a high level of security
A new contact smart card reader that can be used in any office or remote environment requiring a high level of security
David Stansfield, Product Marketing Manager SonicWall talks about why organisations must adopt Wi-Fi 6 now.
Rob Pocock, Technical Director, Red Helix shares with us how to overcome the barriers of decryption and data visibility.
Cyril Noel-Tagoe, Principal Security Researcher, Netacea shares how businesses can fight against bot attacks.
This Cybersecurity Awareness Month, Niall McConachie, regional director (UK & Ireland) at Yubico, addresses the overreliance on passwords and legacy forms of two-factor authentication, making the case for more effective options such as hardware-based security keys.
The latest research paper by Cequence Security details the top API threats detected during the first half of 2022. The report is based on analysis of more than 20 billion API transactions and reveals organisations are being plagued by shadow APIs, API abuse and Account Takeover (ATO) etc. It provides some real insights into the scale of these problems, their costs and repercussions.
Cyber attacks are increasing exponentially, cyber professionals are quitting, and ultimately, no one is replacing them. Worldwide, the cyber workforce shortfall is approximately 3.5 million people. We have a mountain to climb. While there are rising numbers of people with security degrees and qualifications, this falls way short of industry demand.
What part is technology playing in exacerbating the skills shortage and will advances in automation help or hinder?
Fayaz Khaki, practice lead at Adarma, shares the importance of embedding security into cloud migration.
Richard Beck Head of Cyber Security, QA, shares about collaboration and communication in cyber.
Ultimately, leave nothing to chance. Always expect an attack to happen, as cybercriminals are constantly looking for that open entryway. SMEs cannot afford to leave the door open. One negative experience can damage your customer relationships, reputation and overall business health. In this constant game of cat and mouse, we all need to be on our guard.
A whopping 80% of organisations have suffered a breach that they could attribute to a lack of cybersecurity skills and/or awareness, per Fortinet research, so it’s safe to say businesses are well-aware of the importance of filling cybersecurity talent gaps. The cybersecurity skills shortage is an ongoing problem, but understanding and busting the myths around hiring and managing remote global talent is the key to the solution.