EU Gives Itself Passing Grade, Barely, on Cybersecurity — New Report from European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA)

The “2024 Report on the State of Cybersecurity in the (European) Union” is the first report from the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) that provides an overall index of cybersecurity among its member nations. “The EU Cybersecurity Index scored an average of 62.65/100, reflecting progress but highlighting gaps, particularly in vulnerability disclosure and R&D … Read more

CyberCube Partners with HUB International to Offer Cyber Risk Analytics in North America

CyberCube has partnered with HUB International, a global insurance broker and financial services firm, to provide cyber risk analytics to clients across North America. This collaboration enables HUB to use CyberCube’s software and services with its cyber risk assessment capabilities. HUB will utilize CyberCube’s Broking Manager to advise clients about their cyber risk and related … Read more

Scam-Yourself Attacks: How Cybercriminals Turn Victims Into Their Own Hackers

We’ve reported that human error is often at the root of cybersecurity breaches. From weak passwords to careless clicks, people are the weakest link in cyber defense. And if behavioral psychology can boost sales in legitimate businesses, why not in crime? Like stores use your desire for a bargain to take you from your cash, … Read more

CyberArk Report Reveals Employee Behaviors Pose Widespread Cybersecurity Risks That Can Sink Companies

In 1588, a navigational error led to the defeat of the Spanish Armada, changing the course of European history. Even before modern technology’s advent, human error has had significant consequences. Unfortunately, the modern era has maintained these vulnerabilities. Today, CyberArk’s new report reveals that many of the same human errors and risky behaviors continue to … Read more

Looking Ahead: Netwrix Highlights Key Cybersecurity Threats for 2025

Legendary baseball player Yogi Berra once said, “It’s tough to make predictions, especially about the future.” It seems obvious, but predicting the future is risky. At the same time, imagining or anticipating the challenges to come is essential for preparedness and success. In the ever-changing field of cybersecurity, predictions or understanding potential threats help organizations protect … Read more

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