Data Breach Prevention: A New Paradigm
Data breach prevention has never been more important with increased global legislation around data protection and heightened consumer awareness around privacy and misuse of data.
2022 Ransomware Attack Report
Since 2020 BlackFog has measured publicly disclosed attacks globally. The 2022 ransomware attack report reflects on the key findings from 2022.
Intellectual Property Breaches: A New Target for Cybercriminals
Ransomware has forced business leaders to reevaluate the data they collect and process, it has also changed the dynamics of confidential data and intellectual property breaches in general. All data has value, but some types are simply worth more than others.
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Skills Shortage and Integration Challenges Halt Cybersecurity Adoption
BlackFog research highlights that a skills shortage is halting cybersecurity adoption and the practical challenges of managing a complex threat landscape.
Automotive Cybersecurity: How to Secure Products and Operational Technology
Automotive cybersecurity is more important and more connected than ever before – but is it secure?
Introducing ADX Webinar: The New Standard in Cybersecurity Protection
In this webinar Dr Darren Williams, Founder and CEO of BlackFog is joined by Michael Sampson, Senior Analyst at Osterman Research to discuss a recent survey on data exfiltration and to introduce the category of Anti Data Exfiltration (ADX) cybersecurity solutions.
Nearly a Third of Cybersecurity Leaders Considering Quitting
Research commissioned by BlackFog shows that work life balance is most disliked part of the job for cybersecurity leaders.
Ransomware Attacks: Strategies for Prevention & Recovery
Outlines where organizations are susceptible to ransomware attacks and outlines new and emerging solutions to bolster controls and protections.
A Global Wake Up Call: Critical Infrastructure Security Fund Roll-Out Announced
The Department of Homeland Security announced that it would begin distributing funds for critical infrastructure security as part of the Biden administration's $1.2 trillion infrastructure deal.