Zero trust helps organizations secure their workforce, but it also offers other advantages to the organization’s strategy.

As organizations face internal and external pressures, burnout among security professionals has hit worrying levels — leaving many heading for the door.

Organizations need to understand that having a backup does not equate to being resilient against data loss or corruption.

The prevalence of non-violent acts perpetrated by former employees is often underreported and underestimated, yet their impact can be just as devastating. 

As cloud use continues to grow, training and scaling teams to protect a modern cloud environment will pay off exponentially. 

Since many companies push for and demand 100% security, these organizations ultimately settle for a false sense of it.

Security leaders respond to recent data showing the cybersecurity industry needs 225,000 professionals.

It’s a dangerous world out there, and that is why more companies are investing in cybersecurity insurance to protect themselves from cyberattacks.

A cyber simulation exercise is just one of many assurance activities to infer how ready an organization is for a major cyber incident.

Technology continues evolving and advancing at a rapid speed, ringing in unparalleled opportunities, but also creating new vulnerabilities.