How Businesses Can Protect Themselves Against Infostealers

The MEP and spokesperson for the New Democracy Eurogroup notes that the Cybersecurity Regulation introduces horizontal requirements for products with digital elements

In the ever-evolving digital landscape, cybersecurity remains a primary concern for businesses worldwide. As companies increasingly rely on digital platforms, the need to protect sensitive data from cyberthreats has never been more crucial. Recent advancements underscore the ever-changing nature of cybersecurity. […] This article belongs to Alta Densidad! The original article can be found here: Latest Cybersecurity News for Digital Businesses Al…

Cybersecurity is increasingly important for Spanish medium-sized companies, with operational resilience, data protection and security training as the aspects that generate the most concern for their IT managers. However, their concern is not accompanied by adequate investment, since average spending... La entrada The medium-sized companies only allocate 4% of their IT budget to cybersecurity aparece primero en Noticias de SMEs, Autonomados y Emp…

How Businesses Can Protect Themselves Against Infostealers

Infostealers were responsible for the theft of over 3.9 billion credentials last year. As businesses become increasingly reliant on digital infrastructure, attackers are refining their techniques to harvest sensitive login data, bypass security measures, and exploit stolen information for financial gain. The latest data from KELA’s State of Cybercrime 2024 report estimated that at least [...]

Protecting Mid-Market Businesses: Cybersecurity for Growing Enterprises

This blog was provided by GoSecure. In 2023, mid-market businesses accounted for over 60% of ransomware victims, yet many struggle to get the same level of cybersecurity attention as large enterprises. Unlike small businesses with smaller attack surfaces, which can fly under the radar, or large enterprises with dedicated security teams, mid-market companies are caught in the middle—too big to be ignored, yet too small to command priority treatme…