Security & Business Resilience

As APIs increase beyond the range of manual control, organizations may face greater security challenges.

MFA is a powerful tool in the cybersecurity arsenal that adds extra layers of security beyond just passwords.

Managing loyalty programs isn’t without its challenges. With evolving privacy laws and growing consumer awareness, businesses must carefully balance personalization with privacy. 

As organizations reevaluate their SIEM, it’s an opportune time to reassess the essential characteristics of an effective SIEM solution.

Countering ransomware remains one of the top priorities for nations and their law enforcement and intelligence agencies. 

67% of organizations are concerned that employees lack fundamental security awareness. 

Perimeter security is about boundaries; however, new threats are pushing physical security professionals to reconsider how they approach their first line of defense. 

There are a multitude of regulatory standards and frameworks that organizations must adhere to, and keeping up with them can be difficult. 

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

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

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.

Deepfake attacks are on the rise.

Effective device lifecycle management can prevent disruptions and enhance efficiency and security of an organization.

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. 

An efficient security team is a key pillar to any organization’s security posture.

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. 

During National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, cybersecurity experts are reflecting on prominent threats and how they can be mitigated. 

Security talks with Alex Bovee about the difficulties CISOs are facing with the modern identity security landscape.