Cybersecurity was still very much dominated by ransomware attacks in 2024. In this article we look back at five of the most notable incidents of the year.

In September 2023, Johnson Controls International suffered a ransomware attack linked to the Dark Angels group, resulting in the theft of 27TB of sensitive data. The breach caused $27 million in losses and disrupted operations, highlighting the critical need for robust cybersecurity defenses.

Cloud provider cyberattacks are becoming increasingly sophisticated in 2024, with incidents like the AWS breach affecting millions of users. This article explores real-world examples of cyberattacks on cloud providers, highlights vulnerabilities such as misconfigurations, and offers essential prevention strategies like access control, secure coding practices, and attack surface management to safeguard your cloud infrastructure.

Why do enterprise data security strategies need to evolve to cope with a new range of threats?

Are you aware of the difference between data protection and data security? Here's what you know to keep your data safe.

Dedicated endpoint protection acts as a critical line of defense if other tools such as firewalls and antimalware software fail.

Data breaches can be extremely expensive for victims, but what is the true cost of a data breach and are there more than just financial considerations?

What must less-sizable enterprises do to ensure they know how to prevent data breach incidents?

Ask these key questions as part of your data breach investigation and mitigation checklist to stand the best chance of recovering from a data breach.

Cybersecurity leaders must detect and respond to successful attacks in ways that minimize overall damage to the organization itself. This often leads to delayed reporting that causes more damage than the attack itself.

Ransomware attacks have significantly more consequences than the cost of remediation, assessment and regulatory reporting.

We have seen major data breaches from many large organizations including Cognizant and GoDaddy and perhaps surprisingly, some repeat offenders such as Marriott who recently announced they suffered another breach affecting 5.2 million guests.