Bob Violino

While human resources and finance departments are the easiest target for social engineering, tech workers pose the biggest risk to networks.

By 2021, more than 55 percent of spending on IoT projects will be for software and services, says Carrie MacGillivray.

The major attacks included WannaCry, ExPetr, and BadRabbit, which all used exploits designed to compromise corporate networks.

Even though a majority of organizations have adopted or plan to adopt IoT technologies within the next year, many are still concerned about cybersecurity threats, says Peter Tsai.

Fewer than half of programmers are confident in the code they write and run, with 60 percent lacking confidence in the security of their applications, says Joe McCann.

Early adopters have training programs in place, Deloitte survey finds

A recent study found that at most firms, two-thirds of the technology budget is spent on 'keeping the lights on' vs. business-advancing initiatives.

But IT personnel too often feel they lack the skills, technology and bandwidth to create the data-centric foundation needed.

A new study finds that 69% of organizations mistakenly think information protection, privacy and compliance are the responsibility of the service provider.

Perhaps of greatest concern, a new study showed that uncertainty is highest among IT security experts, who should therefore be more familiar with the issue.