RSA news stories - Page 2

“Most often, important business questions such as ‘are we doing enough?’ and ‘are we spending too much or too little?’ get unsatisfactory responses."

As well as emerging technologies, Steve spoke about the future, the implications of GDPR, & strategies that businesses can use to overcome challenges.

We are seeing more and more alert fatigue in organisations across the region. How do we reduce the strain?

"I am delighted to join the team and to be working with Amit and Tenable's entire leadership team,” Coviello comments.

The appointment of Gary Mitchell into this role reflects Veeam’s plans to strengthen the company’s growth momentum in the A/NZ market.

RSA has announced authentication partnerships with the likes of CyberArk, Microsoft, Palo Alto Networks and VMware.

"Integrating data from systems that are the lifeblood of industrial process companies only makes those investments more valuable.”

​It’s no secret that there is a yawning skills gap in the cybersecurity industry - but now RSA has come up with a way to 'multiply' your staff.

According to Verizon’s 2017 Data Breach Investigation Report, 81% of hacking-related breaches leveraged stolen or weak passwords.

RSA’s Rui Ataide and Chris Thomas on the importance of breach preparation and a collaborative cybersecurity ecosystem.

“GDPR translates cyber risk to a bottom-line business issue, which completely changes how businesses view their customers’ data.”

Almost half of IT executives want to detect an attack in progress while there’s still time to act.

Business leaders want to be able to detect an attack in progress, but correlating datasets is the real challenge.

Companies that have never written code in the last decade will be responsible for over a trillion lines of code in the next decade.

Forrester Research has named the leaders of its Security Analytics Platforms Q1 2017 report, showcasing the most significant leaders in the area.

RSA is continuing to forge its way ahead in the cybersecurity space with the launch of its new Risk & Cybersecurity Practice.

New threats, new malware, new attacks, new chaos and new ways to fight back: A look back at Australian cybersecurity in 2016.

Interview: Antoine Le Tard speaks about 'business as usual' and RSA's continuing mission as the company becomes part of the new Dell Technologies.

“That means security teams need to be armed with great visibility and a variety of current sources of threat data to bring the attacks into view."

"Businesses now need to come up with stronger and all-encompassing strategies to keep their organisations’ data safe and secure."

Seventy-four percent of APJ respondents are at 'significant' risk of cyber incidents, and 70% have had cyber breaches.

“Attendees can expect some of the world’s leading security minds who will deliver deep insights into cybersecurity issues we are currently facing."

​A new RSA report outlines new framework designed to create stronger cybersecurity objectives by calculating the impact risk has on an organisation.

"Budget 2016/17 is best described as the Forrest Gump Budget. And when the box was unwrapped, the Federal Government definitely did not disappoint."