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CybExer Technologies expands its Cyber Range as a Service offering to meet growing customer demand in the financial sector and beyond.

Miscommunication with IT departments has led to cybersecurity incidents in over 68% of organizations, says Kaspersky.

More than 4000 data breaches occurred in 2022 and companies were forced to increase their cybersecurity budget.

According to IDC, trade-in programs continue to be the driving factor for the new and used smartphone market globally.

Commvault announced that Forrester has positioned the company as a Leader in the Forrester Wave: Data Resilience Solutions Suites, Q4 2022.

IDC predicts that the next five years will bring transformational changes to operations as organizations find new ways to manage and analyze data.

Data storage, security and management are critical. The era of software-defined storage is ending, says Nyriad's Andrew Russell.

The facility will offer hyperscalers and enterprises on-demand critical capacity with scalability and redundancy in one of the fastest-growing digital markets.

It will expand Wallix's portfolio of security solutions, including identity management, authentication, and digital access security on the Outscale marketplace.

From the AI explosion to the talent war, and from the rise of 5G to the return of the mainframe, there's a lot in store for 2023.

OpenText Security Solutions has launched Carbonite Cloud-to-Cloud Backup in Australia and New Zealand to protect data stored on third-party SaaS apps.

Catchpoint has announced the launch of new Internet Performance Monitoring capabilities designed to help organisations improve internet resilience.

Fleet technology is helping businesses navigate challenges and improve performance, according to Verizon Business research.

Nozomi Networks predicts 2023 will be crucial for cybersecurity in OT and ICS industries, as innovation and security remain top priorities.

John W. Thompson, former Microsoft Chairman and cybersecurity pioneer, has been appointed as lead independent director of Rubrik's Board.

Claroty will engage with the Forum's Centre for Cybersecurity, and the company's CEO Yaniv Vardi will attend the annual meeting in Davos in January 2023.

Ability to provide Endpoint Resilience, Visibility and Control differentiates Absolute Secure Endpoint product portfolio.

This has been another extremely busy year for CISOs, with cyber attacks pummelling organisations across the globe.

2023 cyber security trends include recruitment of skilled staff, defense against ransomware and the challenges posed by IoT.

Absolute Software introduces new product innovations, including deeper visibility, expanded integrations, and a refreshed user experience.