BlackFog: Personal Liability Concerns Impact 70% of Cybersecurity Leaders
70% of cybersecurity leaders face personal liability concerns. Discover how it impacts governance, accountability, and cybersecurity practices.
70% of cybersecurity leaders face personal liability concerns. Discover how it impacts governance, accountability, and cybersecurity practices.
The Blue Yonder ransomware attack disrupted major retailers like Sainsbury’s, Starbucks, and Morrisons, highlighting the vulnerabilities of global supply chains and the urgent need for stronger cybersecurity defenses.
This video demonstrates BlackFog's anti data exfiltration technology and how it prevents ransomware and data extortion.
BlackFog unveils the latest version of its AI based anti data exfiltration (ADX) platform for even more powerful ransomware and data loss prevention. Version 5 introduces new features including air gap protection, real-time geofencing, and baseline activity monitoring to ensure the highest level of cybersecurity protection.
Data exfiltration, a tactic used in 93% of ransomware attacks, can lead to severe consequences including financial losses, reputational damage, and loss of customer trust. To mitigate these risks, organizations must implement effective detection strategies and technologies.
BlackFog earns SOC 2 Type II and TX-RAMP certifications, boosting trust in its ADX technology for robust data security and ransomware prevention.
According to research we recently commissioned, 1 in 4 CISOs are considering quitting their jobs within the next six months, and 54% are open to new opportunities.
How must firms adapt to a challenging enterprise data protection landscape in 2023 and beyond?
Understand whether transparency following a cyberattack matters beyond compliance - with real-life examples like Uber's cover-up. Learn the benefits and risks of transparency - from trust building to reputation risk.
This video shows how a phishing attack actually works, demonstrating it from both the attackers and the victim’s view.
A new research study commissioned by BlackFog reveals that 24% of cybersecurity leaders are looking to leave their jobs due to stress and high demands.
BlackFog research shows where job-related stress has the highest impact on security leaders’ performance.