Security & Business Resilience

Listen to Will Knehr, Senior Manager of Information Assurance and Data Privacy i-PRO Americas, explain how to effectively apply a zero trust mindset in the workplace.

Security magazine talks with Anneka Gupta, Chief Product Officer of Rubrik, about how AI can impact cyber resilience strategies.

Rachelle Blair-Frasier, Editor in Chief at Security magazine, presents a selection of findings from The 2024 Security Benchmark Report.

As the remote workforce movement becomes more and more commonplace, security leaders must adapt to the new security complexities this workforce will bring.

Building a strong security team is essential to ensuring organization and community safety.

The manufacturing sector’s low-tech legacy systems, lack of uniform cybersecurity regulations, and prioritization of physical over network security create significant vulnerabilities.

Panelists at the “What Keeps Security Leaders Up at Night” panel will discuss what difficult security questions many leaders grapple with. 

The 2024 Security Benchmark Report surveys enterprise security executives to measure annual trends in security budget, technology, training and much more.

Brian Howell, Vice President, Global Head of Security at ADM, discusses the company’s approach to security and business continuity.

With centuries of experience, it’s no surprise State Street has mastered the art of resilience in an ever-changing world.

Which metrics matter? Which ones resonate with decision-makers? 

Increasing software usage makes it harder for businesses to know what they have and where it’s located while aging apps are harder to patch and protect.

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.