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The war for cloud and cybersecurity talent is on! - Vimarsana News

The war for cloud and cybersecurity talent is on!

The oldest news in the world still seems to be that we have a dearth of cybersecurity talent – now for the fifth consecutive year. In its latest annual report, The Life and Times of Cybersecurity Professionals 2021, ISSA reveals several reasons for the shortage.

Looking to scale your startup's cloud security? Check Point's virtual workshop is a must-attend - Vimarsana News

Looking to scale your startup's cloud security? Check Point's virtual workshop is a must-attend

Share on While cyberattacks on big companies dominate the news, attacks on small businesses are more common than you think. And despite the continued rapid adoption of cloud computing, security remains a key issue for startups. According to the Cloud Security Report 2020 by Check Point Software Technologies, 75 percent of cyber security professionals confirm they are very concerned about public cloud security. The report also found that among the biggest security threats facing public clouds, organisations ranked misconfiguration of the cloud platform (68 percent) highest, followed by unauth...

Fake collaboration apps are stealing data as staff struggle with home working security - Vimarsana News

Fake collaboration apps are stealing data as staff struggle with home working security

(TechRepublic) As a result of this, there's been a rise in malware attacks targeting remote workers and, according to cybersecurity company Wandera's Cloud Security Report 2021, over half of organisations – 52% – experienced a malware incident on a remote device. That's up from just 37% of organisations experiencing malware attacks on remote devices during 2019. In many instances, cyber criminals are taking advantage of known vulnerabilities in software to help deliver malware under the radar, as users struggle with software management and patch installation without the direct aid of a co...

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