The onset of the pandemic and subsequent boom in remote working forced many organizations to accelerate their digital transformation programs. But in the rush to migrate to the cloud and against a backdrop of evolving cyber threats, are organizations leaving themselves vulnerable to cyber-attacks?

Adam Strange illustrates the pitfalls of information security architecture and explains how shifting to data-centric strategies will protect data at file level throughout its entire life cycle.

Data privacy and protection laws are becoming increasingly more commonplace across the US, with different states introducing new regulations.

Data Classification solutions help companies understand and manage their data, however, in this era of regulatory obligation, a "one-size-fits-all" solution doesn’t provide the granularity or flexibility needed to remain compliant.

How do cyber criminals use the social media habits of employees to infiltrate organizations? Find out in this report.

What lessons are to be learned from the many cyber-attacks we hear about in the news? The advice from Mark Bell, Managing Director, Digital Defense by Fortra, is that companies shouldn’t lose hope.

Report provides an overview of 33 different solutions providers including Boldon James and Titus, both recently acquired by Fortra London, UK

65% of large Financial Services (FS) firms have suffered a cyber-attack in the last 12 months, according to new research today from data security provider.

A recent government-commissioned report claims that the average cost of a cyber-breach for medium to large UK businesses and charities is a mere £5,220 – despite other industry surveys estimating this number to be closer to £4 million. But industry experts like Alyn Hockey, VP of Product Management at Clearswift, warn that the figure appears to be misleadingly low.

Marriott International has had its second data breach in less than two years. Cybersecurity experts Alyn Hockey of Clearswift and Kelly White of RiskRecon offer their reactions, in an article published on www.hotelbusiness.com.

Alyn Hockey, VP of Product Management at Clearswift, weighs in on the recent Marriott International data breach.