Over the years, the cybersecurity landscape has shifted dramatically, and with it, the need for organizations to cultivate a strong cyber awareness culture.

Despite concrete evidence that prioritizing Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) in the workforce is a profitable and secure path for the security industry, recent headlines are misleading readers about its usefulness.

Hacktivism and related attacks present a tangible threat to the integrity of democratic elections. 

Nearly half of all online traffic isn’t human. These automated threats can bypass traditional security measures, compromising data integrity and straining network resources.

Organizations are deploying more cameras than ever, increasing the amount of available footage to help security teams address incidents.

It’s now a fairly well-known and accepted fact that artificial intelligence (AI)-generated synthetic media can blur the lines between fact and fiction.

Budgeting for physical security programs is a strategic balancing act between maximizing the safety of people and assets while keeping costs down and ensuring a good ROI on the program’s budget spend.

Resilience — when defined properly and specifically — can be the cornerstone of comprehensive and proactive cyber risk management. 

Enterprise security departments face a plethora of risks. One of the most significant threats that has emerged in recent years is that of deepfakes.

What leaders should understand is that the zero trust approach is more than just an IT project. It is a business imperative.