The Netskope report found that 20% of users upload an “unusually high” amount of data to personal apps and instances in the 30 days before they leave an organization.
Only 18% of the surveyed companies enforced multi-factor authentication and restricted remote access to operational technology networks, Barracuda's research showed.
A Dell Technologies’ survey found 64% of organizations using the public cloud or hybrid architectures lack confidence that they can protect all data across these environments.
“There has been a significant uptick in ransomware over the last year and a half, two years,” Chris Inglis said. “It's been a long time in the making.”
Black Kite raised $22 million in funding; analysts call GlobalFoundries' IPO a call for help; and Dell execs frame hybrid cloud as a tired architecture.
A report found multi-factor and biometric authentication methods surged during the pandemic as enterprises adopted new security measures to support their hybrid workers.
Marvell released its first 5-nm switch silicon and DPUS; VMware said it's a critical partner for 5G operators; and AT&T's CSO emphasized the value of effective authentication.
Building security into the software design process will save “thousands of dollars,” White House advisor Anne Neuberger said during an RSA Conference keynote.
Biden’s directive requires federal agencies and software suppliers to report breach information, and it establishes a Cybersecurity Safety Review Board to analyze major hacks.
“Everyone hates the password,” Cisco Duo’s Wolfgang Goerlich said. “Finally the technology is good enough to replace that factor and radically increase the authentication workflow.”