Cymulate, the only SaaS-based Continuous Security Validation platform to operationalize the MITRE ATT&CK® framework end-to-end, announced today a summary of its platform usage in 2020, illustrating the dramatic influence of the global pandemic on the security landscape.

Highlights include:

● A significant uplift in awareness of phishing attacks across all industries as employees improv...

Highly educated solo-entrepreneurs value the autonomy of their work above everything else and as a result do not want to employ people, according to new research from Trinity Business School.

The researchers used a survey to interview solo entrepreneurs as they started their business to investigate their hiring plans. They found that only one third of solo entrepreneurs intend to hire employees l...

Axis Security and industry analyst firm Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) has unveiled new quantitative survey research of more than 420 IT professionals in North America focused on their organizations zero trust initiatives. The State of Zero Trust survey found the number of remote users accessing the corporate network and applications tripled year-over-year, and was cited by 41% of respondents as ...

With hospitality operators fearing a slow start to trading when restrictions lift, new research from mobile Order & Pay solution, Wi5, today offers positive news. Indications show a rise in consumer confidence and a desire to get back spending in pubs and restaurants as soon as possible.

Quick return:

Nearly a third of consumers say they will return to restaurants as soon as they open their ...

Employees who find their job meaningful increase the likelihood of better performance reviews by suggesting ways of improvement for their companies, new research from Trinity Business School has revealed.

According to the study, undertaken by Amanda Shantz, Associate Professor and MBA Director at Trinity Business School, Trinity College Dublin, finding your work meaningful increases the likelihoo...

Following the ruling by the Supreme Court that Uber drivers should be classed as ‘workers’ and not independent contractors, Tania Bowers, Legal Counsel for The Association of Professional Staffing Companies (APSCo) said:

“While the position on employment rights for workers is now clearer, in that the ruling states drivers are entitled to be paid at least the National Minimum Wage for the time the...

At a time when the pandemic has brought the issues of trust and values in the workplace into sharp focus, a new think-tank - the Institute of Organisational Dynamics - has launched, providing a central hub for individuals and organisations with an interest in transformative approaches to HR and leadership.

Developed by David Liddle, founder and CEO of The TCM Group, the Institute of Organisationa...

Lockdown working has exposed the gaps in cyber security practices in many law firms. With hackers looking for a pay day, it’s never too late to become cyber proactive. Guy Lloyd at CySure explains why cyber security doesn’t need to be complex, costly or confusing.

Law firms are privy to a huge amount of sensitive client data and handle vast amounts of money in daily transactions, mostly conducted...

Mid-sized markets -- especially those across the Midwest -- are making up for softness in New York and San Francisco, keeping the for-sale market in urban areas on pace with or slightly ahead of red-hot suburban areas, a new Zillow analysis shows.

Housing demand is on fire as the explosion of remote work has caused many to reimagine what and where they want their home to be. That demand is superc...