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The second State of Cybersecurity Report will launch on June 6 2019

Slack users are urged to upgrade to the most recent version of the app.

Cybersecurity is an ongoing battle – not a tick-box exercise - so make it a continuous process

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Federal agencies must remediate critical vulnerabilities within 15 days of initial detection.

96% of commercial codebases contain open source components, report finds.

With end of support for Windows 7 announced for January, will we see more vulnerable networks?

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Launch Announcement: State of Cybersecurity Report 2019

Failing to Accept Human Nature Makes for Shoddy Cybersecurity

Download Hijack Flaw Patched in Slack Patches for Windows

Critical Vulnerabilities in Cisco Products

Dashboards Don't Manage Risk – Difficult, Data-Driven Conversations Do

“Wormable” Bug Could Enable Another WannaCry

ZombieLoad Bugs Expose Intel Machines to Data Theft

Keeping a Clean Bill of Cyber Health – A Guide for Smaller Organizations

Months After the US Government Shutdown, Cybersecurity is Still Suffering

New Exploits Target Components of SAP Applications

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Reducing Cyber Risks and Complexity Through Increased Visibility

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Building Your Bullet Proof Incident Response Plan

The State of Open Source Vulnerabilities Management

The Software Security Risk Manager

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Lessons Learned (or not) From the Dixons Carphone Breach

Automation for the People and Processes

The SecOps Imperative: How to Bridge the Security and Operations Gap

Preparing for the Threat of Data-Stealing Attacks

Intelligent Defence: Collaborative Strategies to Defend Against the Latest Vulnerabilities, Risks and Threats

Response and Recovery: Minimising the Impact of an Incident Through Cyber Resilience

Intelligent Security: Balancing Information Security Risks and Priorities

Open Source Tools Provide Low-cost Development Options for Cyber-criminals

US DHS Issues Cybersecurity Vulnerability Directive

Not Managing Open Source Opens Door for Hackers

Security Flaws in P2P Leave IoT Devices Vulnerable

Double Edged Sword of Secure Traffic

Why Third-Party Risk Assessment must be an Ongoing Process

The Changing Structure of Cybersecurity Teams

How Forgotten Legacy Systems Could Be Your Downfall

FBI Non-Profit Probes Agent Data Breach

Explaining the Breakout Success of the NIST Cybersecurity Framework

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Better Controls & Strategies Needed to Thwart Physical Cyber-Attacks

Addressing and Solving 2019's Top Cybersecurity Challenges

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Interview: Kimberly Sharpe, SecOps Institute Student

Interview: Ben Spring, University of Portsmouth Student & TryHackMe Founder