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DXC Technology has identified five cybersecurity trends that it says will impact life and business in 2023 and beyond.

Things may be looking up in the fight against ransomware, according to the 2022 State of Ransomware Report from Delinea.

More than 4000 data breaches occurred in 2022 and companies were forced to increase their cybersecurity budget.

Mandiant published research of a new espionage operation targeting Ukraine that it suspects is being conducted by Russian cyber espionage group, Turla.

Sophos Intercept X achieved 100% accuracy in detecting and stopping cyber attacks in SE Labs' tests, earning three AAA awards.

Supply chain attacks will continue to be one of the biggest threats to enterprises using open-source software, according to new key trends from LogRhythm.

As of 2022, roughly 68% of all global organisations have fallen victim to at least one ransomware infection. Sadly, that figure will continue to rise in 2023.

Between July and October, Acronis found that the proportion of phishing attacks has risen by 1.3, accounting for 76% of all attacks.

It will expand Wallix's portfolio of security solutions, including identity management, authentication, and digital access security on the Outscale marketplace.

Identity Threat Detection and Response technology extends Proofpoint's people-centric security vision to thwart identity-based breaches, including ransomware.

The research looked into the current landscape of security solution capabilities, deployment strategies, gaps and the value of tool consolidation.

Technology is critical in business, government, social development, and so much more—and open source is all too often at the forefront of what's next.

The ransomware industry could be on the verge of a revolution that sees actors expand into other areas of cybercrime.

Forcepoint has released a new eBook, examining trends that are likely to disrupt the industry and need addressing in the coming year.

In a year of economic uncertainty and geopolitical tensions, it should be no surprise that the digital landscape is fraught with cyberthreats.

John W. Thompson, former Microsoft Chairman and cybersecurity pioneer, has been appointed as lead independent director of Rubrik's Board.

Cybercriminal activity is expected to increase over the holidays, warns Rubrik's CISO Michael Mestrovich. Stay vigilant and avoid cyber scams.

New research also uncovered that CEOs, vice presidents and other executives are four times more likely to be victims of phishing compared to other employees.

Infrastructure-as-Code and MFA's demise get top billing as Vectra highlights the weakest links and heralds upcoming developments in the protection toolbox.

With the increasing use of artificial intelligence, and quantum computing expected to soon become a reality, the cyber threatscape is changing more than ever.