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Today at Security Connect 2021, VMware, Inc. (NYSE: VMW), released the findings from the fourth installment of the Global Security Insights Report. The Canada report is based on an online survey of 251 Canadian CIOs, CTOs and CISOs in December 2020. The report explores the impact of cyberattacks and breaches on organizations and details how security teams are adapting to these challenges.

What's the news? AT&T* has expanded the AT&T USM Anywhere platform to offer an advisory service for new and existing customers. AT&T USM Anywhere Advisors are a team of cybersecurity experts that serve as trusted advisors on threat detection and response to complement in-house cybersecurity skills. Through the new service, AT&T USM Anywhere Advisors provide reactive support to AT&T USM Anywhere customers to help with day-to-day operations and streamline incident response efforts.

When it comes to meeting compliance standards, many startups are dominating the alphabet. From GDPR and CCPA to SOC 2, ISO27001, PCI DSS and HIPAA, companies have been charging toward meeting the compliance standards required to operate their businesses. Today, every healthcare founder knows their product must meet HIPAA compliance, and any company working in the consumer space would be well aware of GDPR, for example.

Aligning developer and security teams can help improve security posture, and in most cases, it can be achieved without adding additional tooling.

May 24, 2021 Supply chain attacks have proven very successful in recent years. Amid increased digitisation, including at government and public services, organisations are more vulnerable to these types of threats than ever before. However, there is still no global policy response to fix value-chain risks, which represents a hazardous cyber-vulnerability. To address this issue and find possible routes to a solution, Kaspersky has held a special panel discussion within the RSA Conference 2021. The panel, titled: ‘The ticking ‘cyber-bomb’ and why there’s no global policy response to fix ...