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At Least 1 iPhone Infected with Malware in Every Large Organization

June 30, 2016

Large organizations (companies or agencies with more than 200 iOS or Android mobile devices) are almost guaranteed to have at least one malware-infected device.

Cybersecurity Skills Gap Unlikely to Improve

June 29, 2016

A Spiceworks survey of more than 600 IT pros in the US and the UK from SMBs and enterprises shows that the cybersecurity skills gap is unlikely to improve in the near future.

72 Percent of Companies Plan to Ditch Passwords by 2025

June 29, 2016

A study has found that 72 percent of companies predict passwords will be phased out within nine years.

Managing Privileged Access is Crucial to Preventing Data Breaches

Nathan Wenzler

June 28, 2016

Organizations across America are facing unprecedented challenges in building effective, manageable security programs in order to protect the wide array of sensitive data they are responsible for keeping safe.

C-Suite Execs Won’t Pay Ransom Attacks, Until They Get Hacked

June 28, 2016

How many businesses will pay a ransom if attacked? It might depend on if they have already been a victim of ransomware.

Cybersecurity Jumps to the Top of Manufacturers' Biggest Risks

June 23, 2016

More than nine in 10 manufacturers (92 percent) cite cybersecurity concerns in their SEC disclosures this year.

Survey Shows Rising Concern over Ransomware

June 22, 2016

A new survey shows the growing volume of ransomware victims despite increased efforts to prevent it.

Governor Christie Names First Chief Technology Officer

June 22, 2016

David Weinstein has been named the state of New Jersey's first CTO.

Majority of American Business Owners Unlikely to Pay Off Cybercriminals in Ransomware Attack

June 21, 2016

Business owners in the U.S. recognize the severity of ransomware and the potential disruption to business operations, yet 84 percent say they would not pay in the event of an attack.