A new report shows how the tension between difficult economic conditions and the pace of technology innovation influences the growth of identity-led cybersecurity exposure.

With business security as a top concern, there are steps and considerations security leaders can take to protect financial and intellectual assets.

Gurucul report results indicate insider threats are a top concern at organizations of all kinds with over half experiencing a threat in 2022.

By establishing a data protection program based in trust and transparency, security teams promote collaboration and innovation among all levels of the business, while still having the visibility needed to monitor for risks.

Get a special look at Security magazine's top 12 articles of 2022 — all of which cover thought leadership around physical security, cybersecurity, risk management & more. 

HR and security leaders must work together to establish a holistic insider threat mitigation program.

Insider threat is a people problem, and security leaders can no longer afford to deprioritize or discount the human-factor in insider threat detection and remediation.

Insider risk remains an issue for organizations as hybrid work continues. Monitoring data, educating employees on cybersecurity and more can help companies remain secure.

We cannot afford for social media to continue being an insider threat blind spot. The fallout from not properly managing and mitigating digital risk can result in irreparable damage to both individuals and organizations alike.