teissAwards2020 will take place on 12th February 2020 and is the premier opportunity to celebrate excellence in cyber and information security across Europe.
Cyber-criminals have been directing their efforts at cloud silos, leaching off vulnerabilities or poor configurations to illegally extract the data for their own monetary gain by commoditising attack tools.
A third of organisations are cutting corners on security in order to make product launch deadlines, by shipping products that they know have unpatched vulnerabilities.
It has been reported a group of researchers are quietly commercialising an artificial intelligence-driven lie detector, which they hope will be the future of airport security
Security teams struggle to contain web application vulnerabilities or find the time to patch them because organisations adopt DevOps processes without considering how and where security should be applied.
