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IT Brief

99% of UK businesses fined for data breaches, study finds

More than 99% of UK businesses were fined for data breaches or violations of data protection rules over the last year, according to research conducted by ISMS.online.

Channel Life

99% of UK businesses fined for data breaches, study finds

More than 99% of UK businesses were fined for data breaches or violations of data protection rules over the last year, according to research conducted by ISMS.online.

Data Centre News

99% of UK businesses fined for data breaches, study finds

More than 99% of UK businesses were fined for data breaches or violations of data protection rules over the last year, according to research conducted by ISMS.online.

Security Brief

99% of UK businesses fined for data breaches, study finds

More than 99% of UK businesses were fined for data breaches or violations of data protection rules over the last year, according to research conducted by ISMS.online.

CFOtech

99% of UK businesses fined for data breaches, study finds

More than 99% of UK businesses were fined for data breaches or violations of data protection rules over the last year, according to research conducted by ISMS.online.

IT Brief

Titans of Tech – Sam Peters of ISMS.online

ISMS.online CPO, Sam Peters, discusses addressing unique customer needs, intriguing industry trends and his background in information security in this article with IT Brief.

Data Centre News

99% of UK businesses fined for data breaches, study finds

More than 99% of UK businesses were fined for data breaches or violations of data protection rules over the last year, according to research conducted by ISMS.online.

Global Security Mag

Over 99% of UK businesses received hefty fines for data breaches or violation of data protection rules over the last year, according to ISMS.online research

Over the past year, more than 99% of UK businesses have received fines for data breaches or violation of data protection rules, according to research into the ‘State of Information Security’, by ISMS.online, the auditor approved compliance platform.

Cyber Security News

10 Best ISO 27001 Compliant Security Companies 2024

Cyber Security News names ISMS.online in this list of the 10 best ISO 27001 compliance providers in 2024.

Techregister

Deepfakes Now Rank as the Second Most Common Information Security Incident for UK Businesses and have been Experienced by Over a Third of Organisations, according to ISMS.online Research

Deepfakes are now the second most common information security incident encountered by businesses in the past year, trailing only behind malware infections, according to research by ISMS.online, the auditor approved compliance platform.

Biometric Update

Pindrop claims up to 99% accuracy detecting synthetic voice fraud plaguing call centers

Biometric Update cites ISMS.online's State of Information Security Report 2024 when discussing the new 2024 Voice Intelligence and Security report from Pindrop.

Enterprise Talk

AI Clearing Achieves World’s First ISO 42001 Certification with ISMS.online’s Cutting-Edge SaaS Platform

ISMS.online, a leading global provider of governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) software, is proud to announce that its client, AI Clearing, has become the world's first company to achieve ISO 42001 certification using the ISMS.online SaaS platform.

Baseline Mag

Deepfakes rated second biggest cybersecurity threat to US businesses

According to ISMS.online, a noted compliance platform, deepfakes are the second top cybersecurity threat to American businesses, following malware infections.

VM Blog

Deepfakes now rank as the second most common cybersecurity incident for US businesses and have been experienced by over a third of organizations, according to ISMS.online research

Deepfakes are now the second most common cybersecurity incident encountered by businesses in the past year, trailing only behind malware infections, according to research by ISMS.online, the auditor approved compliance platform.

Medium

Deepfakes now rank as the second most common information security incident for UK businesses and have been experienced by over a third of organisations, according to ISMS.online research

Deepfakes are now the second most common information security incident encountered by businesses in the past year, trailing only behind malware infections, according to research by ISMS.online, the auditor approved compliance platform.

Data Centre News

Deepfakes now second most common UK business security threat

Deepfakes have become the second most common information security incident affecting UK businesses, with over a third of organisations experiencing such incidents in the past 12 months, according to new research by ISMS.online.

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