Data breaches are costing organizations millions of dollars on average. In its 2020 Cost of a Data Breach Report, IBM found that a data breach cost the average organization $3.86 million. This price tag was even greater for organizations located in the United States and operating in the healthcare industry at $8.64 million and $7.13 million, respectively. By David Gilmore I June 16, 2021
The order is the most immediate response to that ransomware attack against Colonial Pipelines, so Team Biden could look like they’re doing something; but really the order is much more a response to the SolarWinds cybersecurity breach last fall, which demonstrated just how vulnerable the software supply chain is. By Matt Kelly | May 14, 2021
The cyber threats have been around for at least a decade but cost and indifference posed obstacles to action, experts say. By N Business I June 14, 2021
As most small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are run on a low operational budget, most do not invest adequately in cybersecurity. Hence, they are becoming preferred targets for cybercriminals, either as direct targets or as an attack vector to reach the bigger businesses, government agencies or critical infrastructures they are supplying to. We are currently witnessing a surge in supply chain cyberattacks, both in number and in sophistication. By World Economic Forum I June 14, 2021
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