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Public and private organizations are struggling to remediate security threats fast enough once those vulnerabilities are made known, says Verizon's Chris Novak.
About 25 per cent of cyberattacks were motivated by ‘espionage’ in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region last year, which is significantly higher than the 6 per cent and 4 per cent in Europe and North America, respectively, a new report showed on Wednesday.
A new report on Vulnerability Exploitation has painted a glum picture of cybersecurity. The process of hunting weaknesses in a digital system and
What you need to know: More than two-thirds (68%) of breaches globally involve a non-malicious human action.Vulnerability exploitation experienced...
Cyberattacks: "Since so much of cyber espionage can be defined as an advanced persistent threat, it's especially important for organisations in APAC to continuously refresh their security protocols to prevent the long-term collection of sensitive data by hackers," said Chris Novak, Sr Director of Cybersecurity Consulting, Verizon Business.