Joining the Cybersecurity Conversation - ISMS.online's News, Views and Insight
IT Security Wire
With the fifth anniversary of GDPR being observed, ISMS.online reflects on the last five years, and what the future looks like for GDPR compliance
Intelligent CISO
More than half (57%) of UK businesses have been impacted because of a cybersecurity/information security incident caused by a third-party vendor or supply chain partner, according to new research published by ISMS.online.
Manufacturing & Logistics IT
ISMS.online's latest State of Information Security report highlights more than half (57%) of UK businesses have been impacted because of a cyber security/information security incident caused by a third-party vendor or supply chain partner.
Retail Technology Review
According to new research published by ISMS.online nearly one in three (30%) organisations cite managing vendor and third-party risk as a top information security challenge, with average fines following a data breach or violation of data protection at £237,402.
IT Reseller
More than half (57%) of UK businesses have been impacted because of a cyber security/information security incident caused by a third-party vendor or supply chain partner, according to new research published by ISMS.online.
Port Strategy
Supply chains’ weakness to cyber threats is putting UK businesses at risk, according to new research from ISMS.online.
Crowdfund Insider
UK businesses received, “on average, £237,402 worth of fines following data breaches or violation of data protection rules in the last 12 months, with half (50%) of respondents listing financial data as the most likely to be compromised.”
EnterpriseManagement360
UK businesses received, on average, £237,402 worth of fines following data breaches or violation of data protection rules in the last 12 months according to new research published today by ISMS.online.
LondonLovesBusiness
Source Security
Freedom of Information requests reveals that the Department for Education has reported a dramatic decrease in cybersecurity incidents over the last five years.
Digitalisation World
As we move away from 2022 and into 2023, the key lesson that must be carried forward is that effective information and cyber security are now essential to business success. From data breaches to attacks caused by under-prioritised security systems, to avoid financial loss and reputational damage, businesses need to focus on protecting and managing their security and risk falling behind. As a result, these are six trends we see rising in 2023.
IT Pro
The data was stolen from a misconfigured cloud database found by the attacker through a search engine
Intelligent SME
Although SMES have smaller budgets to address cybersecurity concerns, it does not mean they cannot create an actionable security framework. Sam Peters, Chief Product Officer, ISMS.online, explains why a clear and comprehensive information security policy is a must-have for SMEs and recommends five steps for a roadmap to a more robust policy.
SME
Understanding how to build a high-quality information security policy is vital for any business in the modern economy. However, SMEs are particularly exposed given their small size and relative lack of funding to fall back on when things go wrong.
CSO
Outgoing employees pose significant security risks to organizations. Here are some of the major issues with offboarding and what CISOs can do to make staff offboarding strategies more resilient.
CTS
As a CISO or CIO it’s important to measure and effectively communicate cyber security risk to the board of directors.
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