Key factors:
1. A reluctance to pay
2. Heightened law enforcement efforts
3. The takedown of one of the most prolific ransomware-as-a-service groups known as LockBit.
However still a long way to go dealing with these threat actors.
Key factors:
1. A reluctance to pay
2. Heightened law enforcement efforts
3. The takedown of one of the most prolific ransomware-as-a-service groups known as LockBit.
However still a long way to go dealing with these threat actors.

As Q3 comes to an end, cybersecurity leaders have another opportunity to step back and assess more than the number of vacancies filled.
The more important question is:
Has your cybersecurity team become stronger over the last three months

We are entering the final week of August.
For cybersecurity leaders, that means there are only a few months left to deliver against the priorities set at the beginning of the year

As July comes to an end, many organisations have reached the halfway point of Q3. Projects are underway. Transformation programmes are progressing. Security threats continue to evolve. But there is one question every CISO and business leader should be asking

Four weeks into Q3, cybersecurity leaders should be asking a simple question – Is our hiring strategy producing measurable business outcomes, or are we simply keeping busy
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