According to a report by ForgeRock, identity theft and fraud remains a top concern for security leaders as it leads to large data breaches.

While many security professionals leverage high-risk practices and behaviors in their cloud environments, they are confident security tools will protect against attacks. 

Service members across the United States military have reportedly been receiving unsolicited smartwatches in the mail, which is raising cybersecurity concerns.

A new report reveals that 54% of Chief Information Security Officers (CISO) identified burnout as their most significant personal risk, up from 48% in 2022.

Johns Hopkins University and Johns Hopkins Health System suffered a cyberattack that may have impacted sensitive personal and financial information.

IT leaders were surveyed by Kaseya about IT operations and management. Forty-five percent of respondents prioritize the improvement of IT security.

According to a report, 45.127 billion web application attacks were detected and blocked throughout 2022, an increase of 96.35% compared to 2021.

Recent research reveals that around 15% of law firms felt they had security gaps, while more than double that number have endured some form of breach. 

New research has revealed that 14% of CISOs have the desired traits for cyber expert board positions. 

The Justice Department recently announced the creation of the new National Security Cyber Section — known as NatSec Cyber — within its National Security Division.