HLB has published its fifth annual Cybersecurity Report, writing that it provides crucial insights from over 600 senior IT professionals.
New research from cloud security firm Zscaler reports a disconnect between European company confidence in reaching NIS 2 compliance ahead of the October 17 deadline and an understanding of what achieving compliance will require.
In a recent Crestbridge Alternative Managers’ Mood Index (CAMMI) survey, results highlighted the growing concern of investors in cybersecurity during the fundraising due diligence process in the fund management industry. The firm writes that the increasing reliance on digital systems and the rapid pace of technological innovation leaves the industry open to various cyber threats such as data breaches, ransomware attacks and phishing scams.
InterCloud writes that the European Commission’s Data Governance Act, targeted at overcoming barriers to the reuse of data, increasing trust in data sharing and improving data availability, has accelerated the pace of digitisation for the European economy. As a result, the 2030 vision for tech on the continent is now one of greater openness and collaboration.
A recent report published by IBM Cyber Security Intelligence Indexed found that human errors are the cause of 95 per cent of cyber security breaches globally, the average cost of which could be as high as USD3.33 million.
An independent Industry Working Group (IWG) sponsored by the CPMI-IOSCO Working Group on Cyber Resilience (WGCR), including representatives from The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation
According to IBM, 23 per cent of all cyber-attacks are directed at financial institutions, while the total cost of a single data breach is the
Chief executives in financial services rank cyber-attacks as the greatest threat to future growth prospects – more than a pandemic or over-regulation – according to a
Ledger Enterprise Solutions has entered into an agreement with Ovex, a South-African-based digital asset prime broker. Ovex will utilise the Ledger Vault platform, an institutional-grade
London based Nemesis Asset Management LLP has launched the Nemesis Cyber One, an actively managed certificate focused exclusively on cyber security companies. This project is
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