Cyber attack - Articles - Page 31

Michigan School is First to Offer Cybersecurity Education

December 9, 2016

Pinckney Community Schools in Pinckney, MI are the first district in the nation to create a cyber defense education program.

Having Your Say in Cyber Response

Steven Chabinsky

December 1, 2016

A significant part of incident response involves communication.

66% of Organizations Won't Survive a Cyberattack

November 17, 2016

Only 32 percent of IT and security professionals say their organization has a high level of Cyber Resilience – down slightly from 35 percent in 2015.

CSO & CISO Technology Fatigue

Kevin Coleman

November 13, 2016

As this year comes to a close it is clear the cyber threat environment continued to evolve and remains a formidable challenge to every CSO and CISO.

UK Unveils New Cybersecurity Strategy

Kylie Bull

November 2, 2016

Last November, the British government announced a £1.9 billion increase in cybersecurity spending.

One in Three Cyberattacks Result in a Security Breach

November 2, 2016

In the past 12 months, roughly one in three targeted attacks resulted in an actual security breach, which equates to two to three effective attacks per month for the average company.

Survey Says Most Small Businesses Unprepared for Cyberattacks

October 14, 2016

Most small-business owners (78 percent) still don't have a cyberattack response plan, even though more than half (54 percent) were victim to at least one type of cyberattack.

Growing Interest in Cybersecurity Careers Among Millennials

October 13, 2016

An increasing number of millennials are considering careers in cybersecurity, primarily because of increased awareness of cybersecurity issues.

Energy Sector is a 'Prime Target' for Cyberattacks

September 30, 2016

Addressing cyber risks in the energy sector is critical not only to energy security, but is also vital for a resilient state and economy, according to a World Energy Council report.

U.S. Senator Calls for Increased Security of 911 Emergency Infrastructure

September 23, 2016

U.S. Sen. Charles E. Schumer, D-N.Y., is urging DHS and the FCC to develop a comprehensive plan to beef up outdated 911 call centers in New York state that could be open to terrorist and cyberattacks.