A whopping 92% of malware is still delivered by email, according to Verizon’s Breach Investigations report.
The majority of these threats arrive in the form of phishing links. But a sizeable percentage still arrive as email attachments. And we’re...
Dec 9, '19 by Joerg Schneider-Simon
More than two-thirds of ERP systems were breached in the last 24 months according to a 2019 survey conducted by IDC for Onapsis.
ERP Security: The Reality of Business Application Protection, the IDC survey of 430 IT decision makers, reveals that...
Nov 7, '19 by Joerg Schneider-Simon
One day back in 2013, a group of hackers—likely backed by China—booted up their computers and began breaking into USIS, a US federal contractor that conducted background checks for the US Department of Homeland Security. The hackers gained access...
Sep 30, '19 by Joerg Schneider-Simon
In April 2019, hackers uploaded a series of exploits targeting SAP business applications to a public forum.
These exploits, referred to as 10KBLAZE, leverage insecure default configurations that SAP has known about for a while and had corrected...
Sep 24, '19 by Joerg Schneider-Simon
Cybersecurity talent shortages. Employees and vendors who think security policies are just a suggestion. A rapidly growing, AI-driven tsunami of threats.
The role of a Chief Information Security Officer is not exactly what we’d call relaxing.
To...
Sep 19, '19 by Joerg Schneider-Simon
A whopping 90% of successful cyberattacks are caused by human error. Why? Because most organizations don’t have a healthy cybersecurity culture.
According to ISACA and the CMMI Institute in their 2018 Cybersecurity Culture Report, only 5% of...
Aug 22, '19 by Krista Elliott
In 2005, YouTube was unleashed upon the world, Hurricane Katrina battered the Louisiana coastline, and Tom Cruise jumped on Oprah’s couch.
During that year, bowbridge Software GmbH was founded.
Since then, the cybersecurity battle has become a...
Aug 12, '19 by Joerg Schneider-Simon
A whopping 96 percent of energy, oil, and gas industry professionals fear operational shutdowns and threats to their employees’ safety due to a digital attack, according to a 2018 Tripwire study.
Their fear is well-justified: 40 percent of...