March 2023 marks approximately three years since the world shut down at the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic. Since then, organizations have seen their workforce change considerably. What was originally a short term plan to work from home has become ingrained in our new work culture. According to a recent LinkedIn poll, at-home work is ticking back up. Only 50% of workers are in the office full-time, the rest work from home full-time or have a hybrid schedule.

As the number and severity of cybersecurity attacks rise each year, organizations are compelled to look for measures to protect sensitive data. The abundance of cybersecurity solutions on the market may create confusion and pressure, as choosing the wrong one may lead to security gaps. Many companies turn to data loss prevention (DLP) systems, since they have been on the market for years. But is a DLP system enough to protect your data?

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Regular communication with CISOs may not be enough for the board to fully understand and adequately invest in cybersecurity. According to a survey conducted by Neustar International Security Council in November 2022, only 49% of organizations have the requisite budget to meet their cybersecurity needs. Thus, only half of all CISOs receive enough resources to enforce effective cybersecurity strategies.

Data security is vital to your organization’s well-being. Even a single data exfiltration incident can bring unwanted attention to your organization, leading to reputational and financial losses. That’s why companies across industries pay maximum attention to their cybersecurity measures and constantly enhance them. In this article, we explain the meaning of data exfiltration and how it’s performed.

Shifts in the threat landscape have caused cyber insurance providers to rethink how they offer and price their coverage. The result has been stricter underwriting requirements, more exclusions within coverage, and a dramatic increase in premiums. Tougher underwriting requirements have also put pressure on security and risk leaders to more thoroughly validate their security controls as enterprises are applying for, or renewing, their coverage.

Financial data is a desired target for cybercriminals. Hackers frequently attack financial institutions such as banks, loan services, investment and credit unions, and brokerage firms. Security incidents in the financial sector are extremely expensive (surpassed only by the healthcare industry), with the average total cost of a data breach reaching $4.35 million in 2022.