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A selection of news and updates from it-sa 2019,


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Organisations are on risky app installation spree… Digital complexity poses bigger cyber risk than human error… European fi rms unable to detect cloud attacks… Russian and Portuguese speaking criminals most interested in connected device attacks... Europol partners with NTT Security.


ANLEITUNG FÜR RESPONSE TEAMS


Die Europäische Agentur für Netz- und Informationssicherheit (vormals ENISA) hat einen Report mit dem Titel „Secure Group Communications for Incident Response and Operational Communities” herausgegeben. Dieser Report hat das Ziel, Methoden und Kriterien bereitzustellen, um Cybersecurityexperten und Teams zu helfen, auf Größe und Bedarf ihrer Firmen zugeschnittene Lösungen zu erstellen. Laut Schätzungen der Agentur gibt es in Europa mehr als 415 Cybersecurityteams. Der Report ist hier verfügbar: | enisa.europa.eu


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NEWS ‘WHICH TYPE OF APPS ARE THE MOST DANGEROUS IN TERMS OF IT SECURITY?’ (% TOTAL FIGURE ROUNDED DOWN) UNSECURED APPS NOW POSE BIGGEST RISK


Organisations install as many as 10 new applications on enterprise networks each day, yet fewer than 15% of those have policies in place to manage their security – putting sensitive enterprise data at risk. According to a survey by Gigamon, 26% of organisations have ‘no idea’ how many applications are added to their network each day, while 11% do not know if tools are deployed to manage apps’ security. The study asked which app types bring in the most malware in: social media types were cited as the worst culprit.


| gigamon.com EVENT BRIEF UP19@IT-SA AT IT-SA 2019


From the 8th to 10th October 2019 more than 700 international exhibitors will showcase their IT security solutions at this year’s it-sa. The trade fair and accompanying congress attracts


visitors with a programme which off ers many sources of key information, with presentations in both English and German.


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