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2018 will be the Year of Automation when ‘big, bad attacks’ will target automated technology processes

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Carl Herberger, vice president of security solutions at Radware, has made his top three predictions for security in 2018. He concludes, looking at the attack patterns in 2016 and 2017 and the technological developments expected in 2018, it will be the ‘Year of Automation’, or more precisely, big, bad attacks on automated technology processes.

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Two-year study explores the roles of information security leaders and how they are affected by organisational dynamics.

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Rise in ransom hacks

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Radware has released its 2017-2018 Global Application and Network Security Report, which found that the percentage of companies reporting financially motivated cyber-attacks has doubled over the past two years, with 50% of surveyed companies experiencing a cyber-attack motivated by ransom in the past year.

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2018 predictions - from cryptocurrency mining to ‘fileless’ attacks

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By Travis Farral, Director of Security Strategy at Anomali.

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Blockchain, virtualization and the rise of AI

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2017 has been an interesting year for cyber security. With hacks still dominating the headlines and GDPR looming the spotlight has been firmly on the cyber-security industry to help consumers and businesses alike stay secure in an increasingly digital world. With 2018 round the corner, the spotlight is set to stay firmly on the security space, with Dan Panesar, VP EMEA at Certes Networks predicting that blockchain, the rise of virtualization and threat of AI will dominate...

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DDoS fears continue to grow

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Neustar International Security Council (NISC) research reveals the latest cybersecurity worries keeping businesses up at night.

Study puts security in the spotlight

LogMeIn has published results of a global study executed by IDG that reveals the new reality of...

McAfee research highlights threat trends

McAfee sees attackers shift from mass-spread campaigns to fewer, more lucrative targets.

British companies fail at the IT security basics

Research reveals that companies investing in the latest cyber security products and services are...

The dark side of customer data

RSA Security survey uncovers growing disconnect between consumers and businesses as companies...

SonicWall reimagines security

New high-performance NSsp firewalls, cloud-native management and on-prem threat analysis upend...

87 percent of security professionals say world is at cyberwar

Seventy-two percent believe nation-states have right to ‘hack back’ cybercriminals.

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