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State of Cybersecurity in Canada 2025: Key Insights for InfoSec Leaders

SecureWorld News

The State of Cybersecurity in Canada 2025 report, published by the Canadian Cybersecurity Network (CCN) and the Security Architecture Podcast , delivers an in-depth analysis of the evolving threat landscape, emerging risks, and strategic recommendations for Canadian organizations.

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Healthcare Cybersecurity Market Soars: Key Trends and Insights

SecureWorld News

Healthcare cybersecurity demand will be driven by ransomware resilience needs, FDA mandates for medical devices, and AI-powered threat detection," notes the Astute Analytica report. Regulatory and compliance pressures: Regulators have taken note of healthcare's cyber risks, and new rules are forcing the issue.

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SHARED INTEL Q&A: My thoughts and opinions about cyber threats — as discussed with OneRep

The Last Watchdog

Byron: On the software side of things, some exciting breakthroughs are about to gain meaningful traction in leveraging machine learning and automation to shape new security platforms and frameworks that are much better suited to helping companies implement cyber hygiene, as well as execute effective, ongoing threat detection and incident response.

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34 Most Common Types of Network Security Protections

eSecurity Planet

Vulnerability Management Product Guides 8 Best Vulnerability Scanner Tools Top 10 Open Source Vulnerability Assessment Tools 12 Top Vulnerability Management Tools Threat Intelligence and Detection At the most basic level, threat detection strategies and tools monitor networks for suspicious and anomalous activity.

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12 Essential Risk Mitigation Strategies for 2024

Centraleyes

Assume a persistent threat detection and response posture, utilizing dedicated teams and advanced security tools to identify and neutralize potential threats. This correlates to the broader advice of adopting a zero-trust security model, which assumes threats may exist outside and also inside the network perimeter.

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Key Cybersecurity Trends for 2025. My Predictions

Jane Frankland

Further, organisations will increasingly adopt zero-trust architectures to combat identity-based threats – which have just taken over endpoints as the primary attack vector, focusing on strict identity and access management (IAM) practices, passkeys, and enforcing multi-factor authentication (MFA).