As retailers approach the final stretch of this shopping blitz, they must prepare to address heightened risks of ORC and smash-and-grab incidences.

The holiday season is a popular time of year for threat actors to try new tricks to break into an organization’s network.

The ransomware landscape is ever evolving and it can seem as though there is a new headline about a breach, extortion demand or fallout after an attack every day. But how can security leaders build cyber resilience? 

There is no such thing as a “magic bullet” for realizing a ZTA, but that has not stopped cybersecurity vendors from trying to sell themselves as such.

Cybercriminals can trick business owners and employees into disclosing sensitive information like credentials and passwords, eventually resulting in data breaches and ransomware installations on a business’s network.

For IT and cybersecurity professionals, 15 minutes has enormous value. It can literally spell the difference between safety and disaster.

Something as simple as implementing a randomness to security measures should be considered to deter, and possibly prevent, a school attacker.

Retailers are embracing innovation, monitoring economic indicators and seeking to create more efficient, safe and customer-focused environments.

As more and more of people’s lives are lived online, it’s important not to leave cyber hygiene at home when traveling this holiday season.

Threat hunters face siloed data challenges like time-consuming data preparation for hunting and high-latency from compute-intensive queries.