With the threat landscape ever evolving, combating increasingly sophisticated attacks necessitates a shift in focus from tools to culture.

Data is the lifeblood of every enterprise, so why does managing data and new, modern threats continue to be a formidable challenge for most organizations?

Not surprisingly, healthcare organizations are looking to protect their most valuable resource — their staff.

The 2024 Paris Olympics are quickly approaching, presenting a compelling opportunity for cybercriminals. 

In the realm of executive protection, the necessity to expect and defuse potential threats is paramount. 

As the industry takes on the Wild West of artificial intelligence, cybersecurity roles are already shifting. 

The modern business world is increasingly distributed, interconnected, service-oriented and complex, creating a difficult job for IT and security.

For those attending the Olympics or engaging with the event via a mobile application, it’s important to know the risks. 

Security leaders, by closely partnering with CFOs, can ensure cybersecurity risks are considered and investments to mitigate such risks are prioritized.

Recovery point objectives and data recovery capabilities are foundational to a solid disaster recovery plan.