The global average cost of a data breach has reached an all-time high of $4.35 million, according to IBM Security's annual Cost of a Data Breach Report.
"The Evolution of Cybercrime: Why the Dark Web is Supercharging the Threat Landscape and How to Fight Back" report from HP Wolf Security dives into the inner workings of the dark web.
Taking the proactive steps now to advance cyber resilience will help improve an organization's ability to secure and recover data swiftly when targeted by a cyberattack.
The 2022 Email Security Trends Report from Abnormal Security found that 72% of enterprises have experienced over five security incidents due to email threats in the past year.
With so many potential vulnerabilities and evolving attack vectors, beating ransomware requires a multi-faceted ransomware prevention strategy, including cybersecurity technologies, data protection and orchestrated recovery, and security processes.
For corporations who can’t fill the vital cybersecurity and forensic positions, the highest cost lies in timeliness: they can’t afford delays in responding to incidents or breaches. Digital forensic tools with automation capabilities may be the answer.
As cyberattack methods evolve, so too must enterprise incident response plans. How an organization recovers from a data breach is critical to their future business success.
