Global damage costs predicted to exceed $10 billion in 2021 – David Braue Melbourne, Australia – Jul. 28, 2021 SMALL BUSINESS REPORT Among its many repercussions, the recent compromise of IT service provider Kaseya left an estimated 1,500 companies — most of them small businesses The post Ransomware’s Rising Tide Is Threatening To Capsize Small Businesses appeared first on Cybercrime Magazine.

Tune into WCYB at Cybercrime.Radio – David Braue Melbourne, Australia – Jul. 27, 2021 What’s the difference between a podcast and a radio station? Steve Morgan knows all too well — and he has watched with a combination of elation and relief as response to The post The Cybersecurity Industry’s First Radio Station Launches appeared first on Cybercrime Magazine.

It’s as important as a credit score – David Braue Melbourne, Australia – Jul. 27, 2021 Like many CISOs, Dr. Aleksandr Yampolskiy thought his company’s data was pretty well secured: after all, long-running investments into threat-intelligence feeds, vulnerability scanners, vendor risk management and other tools The post CISOs: What’s Your Cybersecurity Score? appeared first on Cybercrime Magazine.

Ransomware defense training is essential – Neal Bridges, Chief Content Officer, INE Raleigh, N.C. – Jul. 25, 2021 March  2, 2019, dawned misty and mild in Jackson County, Georgia. The global COVID-19 pandemic that would eventually change the world was not a thought in anyone’s The post Cyber Simulations: Lessons from the U.S. Secret Service appeared first on Cybercrime Magazine.

NetAbstraction’s CEO leads the charge – David Braue Melbourne, Australia – Jul. 22, 2021 Ask any CISO what one of their main strategic goals is, and their answer is likely to be “reduce the attack surface.” But Gordon Lawson’s team at NetAbstraction has taken the The post Dave DeWalt: Win The Government, Win The Cybersecurity Market appeared first on Cybercrime Magazine.