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Financial services companies took 29 days to address a quarter of their vulnerabilities in coding, and 573 days to remediate all open vulnerabilities.

A new report reveals that two in five organisations spend over USD $100,000 annually storing useless IT hardware, posing security and compliance risks.

In previous years this day has been overlooked but KCOM's David Francis says recent events have fueled its importance.

Jonathan Couch isn't a fan of annual predictions and so instead has shared his thoughts on the headlines we can expect this year.

New data indicates attackers preyed on the large attack surface of ASN-level communications service providers with a 'bit-and-piece' approach.

Carbon Black chief cybersecurity officer Tom Kellermann combines his thoughts with those of Carbon Black's threat analysts and security strategists.

Data analytics are essential to company growth, competitive differentiation, and innovation. But there's now a huge challenge.

Ping Identity CTO Bernard Harguindeguy predicts a rise in zero trust security, fewer MFA attacks, and heightened focus on API protection in 2019.

Facebook has stamped out two massive fake account networks that appeared to originate from Russia and the Ukraine.

Google fined EUR €50 million by France's CNIL for GDPR breaches, marking the first major enforcement under the EU's stringent data privacy law.

Schneider's Steven Carlini discusses ways to improve data centre cybersecurity that most people don't think of until it's too late.

Organisations continue to be targeted by cryptominers, despite an overall drop in value across all cryptocurrencies in 2018.

Data centre acquisitions surged in 2018 with 68 deals worth USD $16 billion, despite falling below 2017's peak, Synergy Research reports.

IDC expects global annual spending on IoT to exceed US$1 trillion by 2022, driving huge demand for data centres.

The rush to 'digitally transform' and adopt cloud-based technologies has caused some major changes in the market.

While still maintaining a significant lead, Cisco finished 2018 with a slightly smaller piece of the pie in the enterprise IT infrastructure market.

The top nine vendors in the wide cloud market ecosystem are responsible for well over half of all the revenues.

The market's revenue growth reached double-digit figures in 2018, but Gartner has identified a number of imminent roadblocks.

AI cyber-attacks are not constrained by resources and compromises and can go on indefinitely without the need for pause.

The coming year looks set to be one of implementation where we see a lot of technologies that have been present on the fringes become mainstream.