The growing digital age has increased the risk of third-party cyberattacks for pharmaceutical organizations and sensitive healthcare data.

In the wake of budget cuts and economic uncertainties, recent findings highlight a promising trend: cybersecurity budgets are on the rise once again.

Since the first Cybersecurity Awareness Month, the industry has made significant strides in raising overall awareness around cybersecurity threats.

It's no longer enough to manage structured data. Enterprise security teams need to control access to all data — no matter where it lives.

To bolster the case for budget increases, it is imperative for CSOs to possess an understanding of the factors contributing to security breaches.

Staff and students need access to comprehensive training on how to identify concerning behaviors and how to raise these concerns when necessary.

Cybercrime increases during the holidays, and numerous studies show that threats like ransomware have jumped by as much as 30% in recent years.

While compliance can feel like a burden that stifles innovation, it can also serve as a roadmap to better security, improved governance and shared accountability.

Cryptocurrency's rise has reshaped the landscape of digital fraud investigations, presenting new challenges and opportunities for enterprise security leaders.

In response to data privacy regulations and cybersecurity threats, organizations have to reexamine their data policies and rein in how data is accessed, processed, analyzed and shared.