Cybersecurity Business Report
Steve Morgan is the founder and CEO at Cybersecurity Ventures and editor in chief of the Cybersecurity Market Report. The Cybersecurity Market Report is published quarterly and covers the business of cybersecurity, including global market sizing and industry forecasts from consolidated research by IT analyst firms, emerging trends, employment, the federal sector, hot companies to watch, notable M&A, investment and IPO activity, and more.
ForeScout IPO: 5 reasons this cybersecurity company will be successful
IoT security company ForeScout is going public today. Its products, its management and the growing IoT market put it in a prime position to succeed.
Blockchain startup: 300,000 DDoS attacks will cause $150B in damages this year
Blockchain startup Gladius projects we'll see 300,000 DDoS attacks and $150 billion in damage costs in 2017.
How K-12 schools can protect against ransomware attacks
Six things K-12 schools must do to protect themselves from ransomware attacks.
Kevin Mitnick’s ransomware defense firm lands $30M investment
Kevin Mitnick's firm KnowBe4 has secured a $30 million investment led by Goldman Sachs.
5 worst cybersecurity habits with catastrophic consequences
These cybersecurity habits can have devastating effects. Make sure you — and your employees — aren't following them.
Switch from Yahoo Mail to Gmail, and turn your phone into a physical key
Yahoo suffered the world's biggest hack on 3 billion users. If you still use Yahoo Mail, follow these steps to switch to Gmail — the safest choice for personal email.
Should CISOs join CEOs in the C-suite?
IT executives weigh in on whether information security leaders should report to CEOs or to CIOs. Or whether there should there be a dotted line to both.
Cybersecurity channel chiefs and MSSPs look to the future
CyberTechnologyXchange brings vendors and managed security service providers together for one-on-one meetings to develop relationships and explore new technologies.
Please don't send me to cybersecurity training
Training providers offer unique twists to help engage employees on security awareness education and make the process less painful.
How to protect your email account from Equifax hackers in 5 minutes
Use two-step verification to protect your email accounts from the Equifax hackers.
10 top women chief information security officers to watch
As girls and young women become interested in cybersecurity, they can look to these women information security officers for inspiration.
Cybersecurity help wanted: Asperger people
People with Asperger Syndrome have distinct advantages when it comes to combating cyber crime.
Gartner: Worldwide information security spending to hit $93B in 2018
Gartner Inc. says worldwide information security spending will grow 7% to reach $86.4 billion in 2017 and will climb to $93 billion in 2018.
Caution advised with information security surveys
Cybersecurity reports based on answers from respondents often produce misleading or inaccurate statistics, and they can lead to industry confusion.
Drop a pre-emptive cyber bomb on North Korea?
Cyberwarfare experts share opinions on how to deal with the North Korean cyber threat.
350% more cybersecurity pros in Washington, D.C., area than rest of U.S.
Looking to capitalize on the large number of cybersecurity professionals in Washington, D.C., two entrepreneurs place a big bet on cybersecurity startups along the Beltway.
Cybersecurity headhunter shares 10 secrets from Black Hat 2017
A security industry job recruiter goes undercover at the Black Hat 2017 Conference, and lives to tell about it. Here are 10 things he learned.
John McAfee ranks the biggest hacks ever
Tech pioneer John McAfee explains the most damaging and noteworthy cyber attacks of all time.
Is cybercrime the greatest threat to every company in the world?
IBM CEO Ginni Rometty predicted the impact of cybercrime on businesses globally, and the cybersecurity community agrees she was right.
Top 10 phishing email subject lines that launch ransomware
Give this list of top 10 most-clicked phishing email subject lines to your employees, then go phish yourself.
