A new survey reveals 39% of participants express frustration and 37% feel intimidated by the process of staying secure online.

In the growing digital world, cybersecurity has become more important than ever. The human element can often be a challenging, constant problem.

While some reports show the number of ransomware attacks actually fell in 2022, no one inside the industry is declaring victory.

Cyber attackers know most organizations have visibility gaps, which is why it is important for security leaders to know as much of the attack surface and their assets as possible.

API security was studied in a recent report by Cequence Security based on the analysis of API transactions over the second half of 2022.

Cybercrime is a growing problem that security leaders cannot ignore and will need to incorporate into how they approach 2023 priorities. 

Cyber breaches or ransomware-induced shutdowns can crush a company. But, cybersecurity hygiene can greatly limit exposure and prevent most breaches. 

Attack trends such as brute forcing, carding, credential stuffing, inventory hoarding, scalping and web scraping were analyzed in a recent report.

According to research, the pivot to digital transactions during the pandemic means the risk of digital fraud is greater than it was pre-pandemic.  

Security leaders around the world should anticipate that cybercrime and ransomware attacks will continue to increase in popularity in 2023.