CIOs pay too much for not enough IT security

Summary The Logicalis Group’s recent report sheds light on the troubling realities facing CIOs: they are pouring excessive resources into IT security that fails to deliver adequate protection. A staggering 90% of organizations experienced a breach in the past year, highlighting the futility of their investments in complex security systems. Many respondents admitted to over-purchasing […]

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Top ticket resale platform hit by data breach

Summary Ticket reselling platform Ticket To Cash has come under fire after a cybersecurity researcher found its unprotected database online. This exposed sensitive information of hundreds of thousands of customers. Jeremiah Fowler, the researcher, contacted the company to secure the database, revealing that it contained over 520,000 records and a massive size of 200 GB. […]

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Hundreds of top ecommerce sites under attack following Magento supply chain flaw

Summary Hundreds of ecommerce websites, including some prominent ones, have fallen victim to a cybersecurity breach linked to corrupted Magento extensions that had been dormant for six years. Researchers from Sansec uncovered the supply chain attack, revealing 21 compromised Magento extensions from three providers: Tigren, Meetanshi, and MSG, with some of the backdoors dating back […]

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Teresa Freitas, EY: «Há necessidade urgente de uma abordagem mais estratégica e inclusiva na Gestão de Pessoas»

Summary Teresa Freitas, director of the Talent Team at EY, stresses the urgent need for a more strategic and inclusive approach to people management in her commentary on the LVIII edition of the Human Resources Barometer. Key insights highlight the importance of recognising the value of experience and age diversity within teams. Freitas points out […]

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Is Complacency to Blame for Businesses Underinvesting in Cybersecurity?

Many businesses are currently underinvesting in cybersecurity despite the rising frequency of data breaches and their staggering costs. This curious phenomenon is often attributed to a lack of information and funding; however, complacency is emerging as a significant yet subtle contributor to this issue. Key Points Many firms—particularly small to mid-sized businesses—believe they are unlikely […]

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I’m a cybersecurity expert – Here’s the No1 sign your phone has been hacked

In a landscape where hackers are on the prowl, one key sign could reveal if your smartphone has fallen victim. This article from cybersecurity expert Akash Mahajan unveils how to spot potential mobile hacking through an unexpected symptom: excessive battery drain. Key Points Experience rapid battery depletion? It might indicate malicious software running on your […]

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Half of employees knowingly share risky social media posts

According to research from security firm CyberArk, nearly half (49%) of employees admit to posting on social media in ways that could harm their employers financially and reputationally. The study reveals that many workers also access workplace tools on personal devices lacking security controls, raising significant concerns about cybersecurity. Source: HR Magazine Key Points 49% […]

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Report shows high performance isn’t hired – it’s designed for and cultivated

Culture Amp has unveiled a new report that flips the script on high performance in the workplace. Their findings reveal that it’s not just about recruiting ‘superstar’ team members; instead, it’s all about setting the right conditions for everyone to thrive. With only 2% of employees sustaining high performance over time, leadership needs to create […]

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