Data Breach
Most APAC organisations breached, the rest don’t know they’ve been hit!
Asia essentially has a bull’s eye painted on it, and economic growth is going to make matters worse, writes Benjamin Cher.
When it comes to security, screw the ROI and just do it!
It’s only normal for business leaders to be concerned about the ROI on any money they spend, but that’s missing the point when it comes to cybersecurity, says an IDC analyst.
How to ensure you have a data-secured environment
Vishak Raman of Tata Communications on the major trends affecting organisations’ information security plans, and the best practices to securing your environment.
SMEs, here are eight steps towards secure e-commerce transactions
Faced with resource limitations, it is crucial for SMEs to concoct a well-thought out security approach right from the start, layered strategically to scale and adapt as the business evolves, writes Britta Glade of RSA Conferences.
Data in motion: What are your employees doing to your data?
IT departments are fighting a losing battle against rogue or shadow IT, and employees are unknowingly exposing organisations to reputational risk.
Philippines data breach downplayed, 55mil voters at risk: Trend Micro
Trend Micro investigations show a huge amount of sensitive personally identifiable information – including passport information and fingerprint data – were in the election commission data breach.
I’m a CFO and I’ve been hacked!
Cybersecurity is growing too dangerous and powerful to ignore and a head-in-the-sand attitude to this once nascent, now pervasive threat is no longer an option, according to a new study by the IMA and ACCA.
Organisations slack on privileged access, but set to change: Gartner
Less than 5% of organisations were tracking and reviewing privileged activity in 2015, but by 2018, 25% will review privileged activity and reduce data leakage incidents by 33%.
Banks say they’re at risk from data breaches at retailers, telcos
Fraud executives from 18 leading APAC banks all indicated that data breaches in other industries will harm financial institutions in 2016.
Smart home security: It’s on you, people
With the proliferation of IoT devices in homes and buildings, ordinary folk are going to have to take responsibility for their own cybersecurity and not just depend on technical experts.
