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Forget malware - new research from Carbon Black says that non-malware attacks are the biggest risk for businesses right now.

It's easy to get bogged down in the weeds and become polarised on the multitude of dangerous threats to our cyber identities and our businesses.

Carbon Black sits down with former CIA operative Eric O'Neill to talk state sponsored attacks and why the ANZ regions is probably not a future target.

Globally, more and more jurisdictions are releasing mandates that will have a substantial impact on companies regarding breach notification.

Nuix got the inside word from cyber hackers themselves about what they do, and why they do it. 50% of hackers change their attack methods for every target.

Non-malware attacks, which use existing software for malicious activity, are on the rise and traditional AV software is unable to detect them.

M.Tech has partnered with Carbon Black to distribute its next-generation antivirus solution, Cb Defense, to its Australian resellers.

Carbon Black has eyed endpoint security market, with the launch of a new solution that it claims stops more attacks than machine learning antivirus.

A common blind spot in training corporate staff to identify and avoid cyber attacks is the targeted phishing attack.

Latest statistics show that more than 28 billion people will be connected to the Internet of Things in 2017, rising to 34 billion-plus next year.

The ineffectiveness of traditional antivirus , which catches less than half of noteworthy malicious events, is causing untold damage to organisations.

When you imagine the world of espionage, do you think of undercover agents trying to recruit a mole or cracking safes to steal sensitive information?.

Carbon Black and IBM Security have partnered to offer businesses a more streamlined security management system and simpler response to cyberattacks.

These obfuscation techniques easily evade sandboxing and other intrusion detection techniques due to Binary Fragmentation.

Effective digital security needs people as well as technology. Most organisations are aware of the need to staff up to improve their security.

Carbon Black's acquisition of nextgen antivirus company Confer opens up big opportunities for the local channel says local boss Kane Lightowler.

Carbon Black has bulked up its endpoint security with the acquisition of next gen antivirus company Confer, driving nextgen security into new markets.

A harsh reality for the information security sector is that the businesses we are asked to protect are battling businesses that are built to attack.

Each time a vendor terminates support for an OS or solution, organisations are put at risk of failing to meet regulatory and compliance mandates.

A newly discovered fileless ransomware, dubbed PowerWare, is using a Windows scripting tool to encrypt files, with an escalating ransom attached.