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After you come to grips with the massive average cost of a data breach to an enterprise organization measured in the millions, it’s time to look at the factors that increase – and lower – that cost. According to IBM’s recently-released 18th edition of their Cost of a Data Breach Report, we find that this year’s average cost is $4.45 million. That’s a staggering number, but what about the contributing factors?

In an era of escalating financial crimes, the spotlight shines brightly on the rising concerns in the realm of cybersecurity. According to a recent survey, a staggering 68% of UK risk experts anticipate a surge in financial crime risks over the next year. These apprehensions echo globally, with 69% of executives and risk professionals worldwide foreseeing an upswing in financial crime risks, predominantly fueled by cybersecurity threats and data breaches.

The corporate WAN connects an organization’s distributed branch locations, data center, cloud-based infrastructure, and remote workers. The WAN needs to offer high-performance and reliable network connectivity to ensure all users and applications can communicate effectively. As the WAN expand to include SaaS applications and cloud data centers, managing this environment becomes more challenging.

Digital transformation is happening. Organizations around the globe have realized that if they do not rapidly digitize their business operations and processes, they will be left behind — unable to compete, grow, and thrive. As such, organizations are developing and deploying new applications and services to fuel this evolution.

What is “quantum”, really? The emperor's new (quantum) clothes: cutting through the quantum hype It’s hard to move in security circles today without hearing someone pontificating about “quantum”. Maybe you keep hearing how all cryptography and security of the internet will be devastated by a quantum computer.

Data in motion, also known as data in transit, is the transmission of digital information from one location to another. This can include: Data in motion is just one of three data states, including data at rest and data in use.

Hospitals are seeking creative ways to fund technology and cybersecurity protection measures amid a perfect storm of operational challenges that affect quality of care.

Recently, the Kubernetes Security Response Committee disclosed three interrelated vulnerabilities affecting the Windows versions of Kubelet and the Kubernetes CSI proxy. These vulnerabilities pose a significant risk, allowing even users with limited permissions to escalate their privileges to administrator level on affected nodes.

Raccoon Stealer malware reappears, AI adoption remains low among threat actors, and Monti ransomware targets VMware ESXi servers with new Linux locker.

Netskope has recently released two exciting enhancements to our Advanced UEBA product. The enhancements are: Together, these two new features streamline operationalization of Advanced UEBA by providing operators alerts when it identifies users exhibiting risky behavior and an at-a-glance summary of the risky activity observed for each user.