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IT pros look to endpoint security to counter custom malware

Computer Weekly

IT professionals are focusing on endpoint security in the face of custom malware that is bypassing traditional perimeter defences, a survey shows

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More than 40% of SMBs surveyed have been hit with a cybersecurity breach

Tech Republic Security

Malware, phishing attacks and data breaches are the most common threats for small and medium-sized businesses, says a survey from Intuit QuickBooks. The post More than 40% of SMBs surveyed have been hit with a cybersecurity breach appeared first on TechRepublic.

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Phishing attacks are a worse security nightmare than ransomware or hacking

CTOvision

Read why Steve Ranger says that phishing attacks are more disruptive than ransomware, malware or hacking on ZDNet : Phishing and fake emails are the biggest security headache for business and among the hardest to tackle.

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CSPs strengthen B2B security offerings

TM Forum

Orange, Telefónica, and Verizon each made moves this week to expand their security service offerings for enterprises, signaling the growing importance of managed security among revenue growth opportunities for communications service providers (CSPs). Orange acquires Swiss security specialist. for an undisclosed sum.

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How to better combat malware delivered through email

Tech Republic Security

A majority of security pros said they're most concerned about malicious payloads sent to employees via file attachments, according to a survey from GreatHorn.

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Is your print environment secure? Here’s why it should be your 2024 priority

CIO Business Intelligence

For its 2023 Security Priorities report, Foundry surveyed 790 IT security workers to understand their projects and priorities. Printers are often not subject to the rigorous security measures routinely applied to computing devices; for example, complex passwords and rigorous patching and software update regimes.

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Your IoT devices may be vulnerable to malware

Tech Republic Security

NordPass: Only 33% of users surveyed had changed the default passwords on their IoT devices, leaving the rest vulnerable to attack.

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