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Employees to blame for 70% of corporate data breaches, with 20% resulting from malicious intent

Third party data breaches increase two-fold in a year to over 20%
Almost half (48%) of companies surveyed say remote workers have knowingly exposed data to a breach, according to Apricorn research
MANCHESTER, UK: UK security leaders believe that their organisation’s employees are continually exposing sensitive data to the risk of a breach, yet are neglecting to take the necessary steps to control the risks. This is according to annual research carried out by Apricorn, the leading manufacturer of software-free, 256-bit AES XTS hardware-encrypted USB drives, that found 70% of corporate breaches are a direct result of employee error or malicious intent.

: ALICIA BROADEST; Industry News; Posted On Tuesday, 20 June 2023 19:44

MoD’s Major Andrew McGrane joins keynotes to discuss significance of the ‘Human Deal’ in tackling the cyber skills shortage

Infosecurity Europe unveils new keynotes which will address how to outsmart cyber-criminals and future proof businesses
Board level buy-in and digital lifecycles key to building cybersecurity resilience

London, UK: Infosecurity Europe, the most influential information security event running from 20-22 June 2023 at ExCeL London has today announced it has expanded its industry-leading keynote conference lineup. Major Andrew McGrane, Interim CISO, Global Operations, Ministry of Defence (MoD) will join a panel of senior cybersecurity and business executives to discuss ‘The Achilles' Heel of the Cybersecurity Industry — Cyber Talent Management and Focusing on the Human Deal’.

: ALICIA BROADEST; Exhibitions; Posted On Tuesday, 20 June 2023 19:40

OUR NATIONAL MORALITY BAROMETER…WHERE WE ARE NOW, BUT HOW DID WE GET HERE?

Please visit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMaK3EfE99Q

& https://johnaduma.ampbk.com/

The Abandonment of National Nationalism and the Triumph of Ethnic Nationalism

Reading: Nigeria’s national morality barometer is very dry right now.

Still troubled by the aftermaths of the February 2^5th,2023 Presidential Election as conducted by the Nigerian Electoral Commission (NEC not INEC), eventuating in the swearing in of a notorious criminal as the rower/coxswain of the National boat NIGERIYANA, JOHN ODEY ADUMA, pondering on where the national boat is heading right now, including where we are now as a people and nation, decries not only the hijacking of governmental spaces by the Agberos in Government (AIG) now promoting street justice, philosophy and jurisprudence, but the emergent nativist press in Nigeria, cultural and political nativists who are now and have been promoting and ravenously spreading the worst type of bestial and monstrous bigotry. And in his scholarly dissection of their highly nativized and agberoic ideology, he exposes their nativism thus: Out of my ethnic nationality (tribe), region or zone, always something good, but out of the others – the other ethnic nationalities (tribes) and regions or zones, always something bad.

: JOHN ODEY ADUMA, PUBLISHER, VIGILANCE - THE WORLD'S LEADING SECURITY MAGAZINE; Nigeria Watch International; Posted On Sunday, 11 June 2023 18:50

DigiCert partners with ReversingLabs to advance software supply chain security

DigiCert integrates ReversingLabs technology into DigiCert® Software Trust Manager to create tamper-proof software delivery

(LEHI, UT): DigiCert has announced a partnership with ReversingLabs, a leader in software supply chain security, to enhance software security by combining advanced binary analysis and threat detection from ReversingLabs with DigiCert’s enterprise-grade secure code signing solution. DigiCert customers will benefit from improved software integrity through deep analysis that shows their software is free from known threats like malware, software implants, software tampering and exposed secrets before they securely sign it.