#Data Privacy

8 reports tagged "Data Privacy".

Arctic Wolf

AI Security & AI Governance

SOC, Detection & Response

Navigating the Human-AI Relationship for Security Operations Success

A survey of 1,950 IT and security professionals highlights the growing adoption of AI in cybersecurity, with 73% implementing AI-driven solutions. While optimism is widespread, concerns about data privacy, costs, and AI's effectiveness remain. The report emphasizes the need for human-AI collaboration to achieve security success.

May 2025Read →

AWS

AI Security & AI Governance

Identity, Phishing & Access Security

Navigating the security landscape of generative AI

This whitepaper explores the security challenges and mitigation strategies for generative AI systems, focusing on threat vectors like context window overflow, agent vulnerabilities, and indirect prompt injections. It emphasizes an agile approach to security, integration with frameworks like NIST AI RMF, and the importance of regulatory alignment.

Apr 2025Read →

European Champions Alliance

AI Security & AI Governance

Identity, Phishing & Access Security

European Cybersecurity Mapping 2025

This report maps European cybersecurity vendors, highlighting their strengths and challenges in a dynamic market. It emphasizes European innovation and resilience against global threats.

Jan 2025Read →

Cloud Security Alliance

Cloud Security

SOC, Detection & Response

Top Threats to Cloud Computing Deep Dive 2025

Analyzes eight recent cloud breach cases to identify top threats and provide actionable insights for improving cloud security. Highlights recurring issues like misconfiguration, IAM weaknesses, insecure APIs, and supply chain risks — and offers recommendations for mitigating these vulnerabilities. Also compares Deep Dive findings against the 2024 Top Threats survey to show a shift in threat prioritization.

Jan 2025Read →

Cloud Security Alliance

Cloud Security

SOC, Detection & Response

Understanding Data Security Risk

This 2025 Cloud Security Alliance survey (sponsored by Thales) exposes critical gaps in how organizations understand and manage data security risk across hybrid and multi-cloud environments. Key findings: 31% of organizations lack tools to identify their riskiest data sources, 80% lack confidence identifying high-risk data, over half use four or more tools to manage data risks (creating inefficiencies and conflicting information), and only 15% perform real-time risk evaluations. Compliance (ISO, GDPR, PCI DSS) remains the primary driver for risk reduction but leaves gaps against emerging threats. The report highlights misalignment between management's strategic goals and staff's operational realities, and recommends unified platforms, proactive risk-based approaches, staff training, process streamlining, and tool consolidation.

Jan 2025Read →