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Nearly two-thirds suspect their organisation has been either directly targeted or impacted by a nation-state cyberattack.

A new study from Venafi has found 82% of CIOS say their organisations are vulnerable to cyberattacks targeting software supply chains.

82% of CIOs say their organisations are vulnerable to cyber attacks targeting software supply chains, according to a global study by Venafi.

The web-based resource is designed to help organisations evaluate and plan the crucial steps they need to establish effective software supply chain security.

Digital transformation is driving an average of 42% annual growth in the number of machine identities, according to a new study from Venafi.

New research has found extortion continues even if a ransom is paid, while CISOs are under increasing pressure.

Two-thirds of security pros see ransomware and terrorism as equal threats, according to Venafi's global survey.

There is a glaring disconnect between executive concern and executive action when it comes to guarding against SolarWinds-style supply chain attacks.

IT security professionals and developers aren’t completely confident in their ability to defend against another SolarWinds/Codecov-style supply chain attack.

New research shows chief information officers are underestimating the risks of poorly protected Secure Shell machine identities.

Malware attacks exploiting machine identities have doubled between 2018 and 2019, says Venafi. Machine-identity-based attacks grew eightfold in the past decade.

Commodity malware campaigns that use machine identities have surged, with attacks doubling from 2018 to 2019, says Venafi.

Despite the prolific usage of TLS certificates within organisations, many CIOs aren't concerned about security risks associated with TLS machine identities.

Venafi acquires Jetstack in an effort to enhance developer speed and enterprise security for modern applications and digital transformation.

Nation-state attacks are on the rise, leading to an increasing focus on national cybersecurity protocols, according to a survey by Venafi.

Poorly protected machine identities are costing firms between USD $51 billion and USD $72 billion globally, according to a report by Venafi and AIR Worldwide.

Only 10% of organisations believe they have complete and accurate intelligence over all SSH machine identities.

Venafi has released the findings of its latest survey, revealing 75% of DevOps professionals say certificate issuance policies slow them down.

These mistakes increase security risks and negatively impact the reliability and availability of business-critical network resources, Venafi has found.

Less than half of DevOps professionals believe developers always request certificates that serve as machine identities through authorised channels.