Data Protection Day, impending in Europe, serves as a global reminder of one of the most important responsibilities for any organisation: keeping sensitive data secure.

The concept of bring your own device (BYOD) has been around for years, but since the shift to more remote and hybrid working around the world, its popularity has reached bold new heights.

Let's delve deeper into a Dark Web investigation which discusses the rapid growth of Dark Web activity and suggests ways to protect an organisation's data.

This year, a spate of high profile ransomware incidents has halted operations across business and critical infrastructures alike.

The recent GoDaddy data breach saw the potential exposure of 1.2 million customers' data.

Despite many high profile instances of online fraud, it can be easy to become complacent about the dangers. But in today’s world, where everyone has a unique digital identity based on our online presence, the threats are very real.

For IT and security professionals, the job is becoming more complex day by day. With widely dispersed teams fast becoming the norm, new technologies emerging, and an ever-increasing level of threats, it's a demanding job that takes a lot to keep up. 

The spate of high profile ransomware incidents this year has halted operations across business and critical infrastructures alike.

Recent cyber-events highlight the risks confronting enterprises that depend on a single vendor for their infrastructure, tools, and security.

“Bitglass and Forcepoint share the same vision for disrupting and transforming the security industry with the first modern distributed edge architecture."

Increased volume of data breaches and more avenues for cybercriminals to monetise data has led to increased activity surrounding stolen data on the dark web.

“The acquisition will go a long way to addressing customers’ security needs across web, cloud, and data centre, particularly as hybrid and remote working environments.”

Preventing today’s increasingly dynamic phishing attempts requires next-generation ‘on-device’ web security that can block phishing sites.

In this interview, we talk to Bitglass senior director of marketing Jonathan Andresen, who is back for his fourth IT Jam.

The security landscape is constantly changing, but SASE can help organisations tackle countless security challenges.

Why are CIOs and IT organisations prioritising investment in cloud infrastructure? The answer is simple, writes Bitglass senior marketing director Jonathan Andresen.

Organisations are becoming increasingly reliant on cloud-based applications for employees who spend more time working remotely, putting more pressure on security.

Organisations that are heavily or entirely reliant on Microsoft infrastructure, services and applications can take several steps to shore up their security.

Failure to employ best-of-breed security practices may result in a very uncomfortable talk with CEOs and boards of directors.

The impact of uptime and performance across cloud security solutions is coming under increased scrutiny.

Organisations are ill-equipped to deal with growing security threats such as malware and data theft. 

Jonathan Andresen, back for his third IT Jam, speaks about how cybersecurity fits into discussions and processes about digital transformation.

Not all zero trust network access solutions are equal. Organisations should keep in mind these six key characteristics when evaluating ZTNA solutions.

Organisations can embrace digital transformation with confidence by including these critical considerations in data protection strategy planning and execution.