Kaspersky Lab released new research which reveals that on average, a single cybersecurity incident now costs large businesses a total of $861,000. Meanwhile, small and medium businesses (SMBs) pay an average of $86,500. To assess the state of the security landscape in the U.S. and across the world, Kaspersky Lab looked at the attitudes toward security, the cost of data breaches and the losses incurred from incidents.

Vela, a global industry leader in high performance trading and market data technology, has successfully on-boarded its consolidated market data feed, SuperFeed, at Money.Net, one of New York’s fastest growing financial services companies.

Money.Net has integrated SuperFeed’s normalized low-latency content into its market data distribution platform allowing it to grow into other asset classes and will now offer this solution to its ever-expanding global customer base.

The key to global success in retail is thinking local. But results of a new national survey reveal an extraordinary lack of local consideration from many retailers when going international. The in-depth research, Passport to International Sales was undertaken by Ingenico ePayments, the online and mobile commerce division of Ingenico Group, in conjunction with InternetRetailing,

 Capgemini, a global leader in consulting, technology and outsourcing services and Sogeti, its Technology and Engineering Services subsidiary, today released the World Quality Report 2016, published in conjunction with Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE), which examines the state of application quality and testing practice

 Datapipe, a leader in managed cloud services for the enterprise, and an Amazon Web Services Inc. (AWS) Premier Partner today have launched a first-of-its kind workbook and whitepaper to help Singapore’s banking and finance industry navigate complex regulations around cloud computing. These documents provide a guide for organisations looking to adhere to security and regulatory frameworks laid out by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) - Singapore’s central bank and financial regulatory authority.

Software development has long been seen as an important skill. Initially when someone said they wanted to become a software developer, it would require years of training, practice and experience. However, today software development can be carried out by almost anyone with little technical knowledge required.

Paxos, a financial technology company delivering revolutionary blockchain solutions for global financial institutions, today unveiled its new brand. The name Paxos is inspired by a technical term that represents a process for reaching consensus. The name underscores the company’s goal to leverage consensus-driven blockchain technology in transforming the way global financial institutions work together.