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Only 1.2% of .org domains have adequate phishing protection

Only 1.2% of .org domains globally have implemented measures to prevent email phishing, spoofing and ransomware attacks. This figure rises to only 20% among the top 100 US non-profits .org domains by traffic. New research from email security provider, EasyDMARC, reviewed a dataset of 9,935,024 verified .org email domains. EasyDMARC found that only 376,497 (3.8%) […]


Go Phish: Bernard Brantley at Corelight

We ‘go phishing’ Bernard Brantley at Corelight, who tells us about life inside and outside the office. 1. What would you describe as your most memorable achievement in the cybersecurity industry? I am really proud of the work I did at Microsoft. I was able to revamp how network security was viewed and executed within some […]


Go Phish: Paul Calatayud, Chief Information Security and Privacy Officer at Aqua Security

We ‘go phishing’ with Paul Calatayud, Chief Information Security and Privacy Officer at Aqua Security, who tells us about life inside and outside the office. What would you describe as your biggest achievement in the cybersecurity industry? My biggest achievement is the brand of trust I have instilled in the organisations I have worked in, […]


Deep Dive – Adam Philpott, Chief Revenue Officer at Trellix


Go Phish: Jameeka Green Aaron, CISO of Auth0

We ‘go phishing’ with Jameeka Green Aaron, CISO of Auth0, who tells us about life inside and outside the office. What would you describe as your most memorable achievement in the cybersecurity industry? The most memorable was watching Orion EFT 1 launch and land. It was a full circle moment for me. My team worked […]


Deep Dive – Spencer Lichtenstein, Product Strategist, RSA Security

In this edition of our Deep Dive series, Spencer Lichtenstein, Product Strategist at RSA Security, talks us through the steps organisations must take when launching a remote SOC.


Closing the skills gap: The art of finding and retaining cybersecurity talent

The cybersecurity skills gap is not going away any time soon. Tim Bandos, CISO at Digital Guardian, explains how companies shouldn’t always rely on the same channels to look for employees. He says sometimes the perfect employee for the job is already in the company but just needs further training. Much has been written about […]


Take the pressure down! Four ways to lower the stress levels of your cybersecurity team

A cyberattack is an existential threat to all companies, which puts the pressure on cybersecurity teams. The pressure continues to increase as more staff work from home and the skills gap continues to exist. Simon Howe, Vice President Asia Pacific Sales, LogRhythm, explains how companies can help ease the pressure on their cybersecurity teams. The […]


It’s back to basics during Cybersecurity Awareness Month

During Cybersecurity Awareness Month, Jonathan Couch, SVP of Strategy at ThreatQuotient, gives his top tips on how to help friends and family become more cybersecurity savvy. This month marks the seventeenth year of Cybersecurity Awareness Month, which focuses on helping provide individuals with resources they need to stay safer and more secure online. The COVID […]


Adding a human layer to data security in government organisations

There seems to be a sense that human-activated data breaches are inevitable within the public sector, meaning risk appetite is set at a level that accepts a 25% breach risk. Tony Pepper, CEO, Egress, explains how the public sector can protect data and employees. Digital Transformation in the UK public sector has accelerated. Essential measures implemented to control COVID-19 […]


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