As security leaders look ahead to 2025, the regulatory and compliance landscape is set to undergo a significant transformation.

A “stress test” in cybersecurity is an evaluation designed to determine the resilience and robustness of systems under extreme conditions.

Getting back to the basics is essential before security leaders can start thinking about engaging with these new technologies. 

The effect of cybersecurity incidents on healthcare organizations was analyzed in a recent Proofpoint report.

A report found that 33.9% of tech professionals report a shortage of AI security skills, particularly around emerging vulnerabilities like prompt injection.

A report found that 53% of organizations met ransom demands of more than $500,000 USD to recover access to encrypted systems and files.

14 additional network vulnerabilities in DrayTek routers were discovered in a recent Forescout Technologies report, putting user data at risk.

2023 saw an increase in DDoS attacks.

Global threats were analyzed in a recent Elastic report. The report focused on security tools, malware attacks and cloud environment security.

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.