The cyber threat landscape is more disruptive than ever, putting pressure on CISOs to oversee an effective cyber defence strategy. Yet, 42% of cyber security decision-makers say that their cyber security operation, whether managed by a provider or in-house, is underperforming (E2E, 2024). Additionally, more organisations are looking to outsource cyber security services, with 67% of those who currently manage in-house looking to outsource in the future.  What cyber security needs are not currently being met and what are CISOs looking for in a provider? Read this article to find out.

The eBook by Zscaler emphasizes the importance of Zero Trust architecture for organizations, highlighting its role in reducing risk and cost. It discusses key areas such as cyberthreat protection, data protection, securing the hybrid workforce, optimizing digital experiences, and protecting cloud workloads, underscoring the value of Zscaler's Zero Trust Exchange in providing superior security and economic benefits.

This unmissable article discusses the dos and don’ts of PR when an attack hits, techniques on how to stop the bad guys winning, how legislation can defend against ransomware attacks and also why cybersecurity equates to job security.

The Zscaler Zero Trust Exchange houses the largest security data set in the world, collected from more than 300 trillion signals and 260 billion daily transactions. The Zscaler ThreatLabz threat research team analyzed threats in encrypted traffic from October 2021 to September 2022.

From exploiting digital footprints to weaponising advanced AI, online fraudsters are expanding their toolkit. Is it time for senior executives to watch their step? Although the C-suite can be a tough nut to crack, the potential payouts from a successful whaling attack – one that targets top-level executives - can make cracking it well worth a fraudster’s time.

In this report you will learn why organisations are being urged to act now to deepen their understanding of data governance requirements and to boost resilience against cyber attacks. Highlighting how ensuring data security involves more than just technology, it also requires the right people and processes.