Razvan Muresan
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German companies blame competition for corporate cyberespionage
German IT execs perceive competitors as the main interested parties that could target their ...
Ransomware targets US SMBs due to weaker protection and greater willingness to pay up
Attackers are now targeting small and medium businesses to extort higher fees, a Bitdefender ...
Two-thirds of French CISOs say their companies could ‘definitely’ be a target of cyberespionage
More than two-thirds (71 percent) of IT security decision makers in France say their ...
Survey: sensitive data companies would never move in the cloud
Companies care most about information related to clients (i.e. credit cards, demographics, ...
Top reasons why most companies choose a mix of cloud services and privately owned data centers
Hybrid infrastructures, a mix of public cloud services and privately owned data centers, ...
APT-powered cyberespionage becomes British companies’ worst nightmare
• Reputational, financial costs seen as worst consequences of APTs • IT execs perceive ...
New Study Looks at the Challenges IT Faces in an Increasingly Cloud-Focused World
We’re getting to the point where it’s nearly impossible to differentiate between “IT ...
How trust affects cloud adoption and security decisions in the US, the UK and Germany
A recent Bitdefender survey shows that trust is vital when companies choose a cloud ...
Three in four US companies don’t know how they fell victim to cyberattacks
Some 34 percent of companies in the US were breached in the past 12 months, and 74 percent ...
WannaCry wreaks havoc. How to keep your business safe
Ransomware infections impact individual users and businesses, regardless of size or ...
Organizations that Handle Data in Europe Need to Prepare for GDPR
For any businesses that handle data for customers in Europe, taking the General Data ...
FBI: Victims lost $5+ billion in email ‘impersonation’ scams in the past three years
Total loss caused by email ‘impersonation’ scams (business email compromise and email ...
