Breach Detection Blog

The news and magazines were filled with stories about ransomware attacks on critical elements of our daily-life and supply chains. The attacks on Colonial Pipeline (hampering the oil & gas supply) and JBS (endangering the food supply chain) were only the tip of the iceberg.

For many, cyber security is still seen as cost and not as an enabler of business resiliency. The flip side is that – according to recent research by IBM and Ponemon – an organization prepared for a cyber- attack and for a data breach will have to bear a drastically lower impact, two million US dollar less in average than those unprepared.
Let see what the three disciplines are that will help your organizations to be well prepared.

Safeguarding against insider dangers in cybersecurity is among the leading issues that organizations are encountering today. Whether that risk results from ignorance, oversight or is made with harmful intent, utilizing these techniques will significantly help secure your organization.

Over the past five years, data breaches caused by third-party vendors have continued to increase in severity and frequency.