DORA’s supply chain security requirements IT Governance’s research for November 2023 found that 48% of the month’s incidents originated from the supply chain (i.e. were third-party attacks). For Europe, this number rises to 61%. Admittedly, it only takes a comparatively small number of supply chain attacks to skew the number of incidents. It’s in their nature for one attack to compromise potentially hundreds or even thousands of organisations. However, that doesn’t stop the numbers from being worrying. It can be challenging to secure your supply chain – organisations tend to simply trust that the products and services they use are

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Critical for organizations to understand attackers’ tactics, techniques, and procedures. By Bobby Cornwell, Vice President, Strategic Partnership Enablement & Integration, SonicWall The 2023 mid-year cyber threat report card portends an […]

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By James Allman Talbot, Head of Incident Response & Threat Intelligence, Quorum Cyber Since computers were first connected with Ethernet cables, Hollywood started romanticizing hackers. In 1983, WarGames was released. […]

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How blockchain-powered software is preventing cyber attacks By Ramon AB, CEO and Co-Founder of Nova Technology Invoicing may not be the first thing that pops up in a conversation around […]

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