Security Education and Training

While companies invest millions in cybersecurity tools and infrastructure, many overlook a critical component of defense: clear, consistent messaging that builds a security-minded culture.

One year after the Change Healthcare breach, it’s time to look at what changed, what didn’t, and what must.

In 2025, business security professionals will likely face three significant trends shaping the way cyber incidents are managed.

Education institutions, just like any business or organization, need to pay careful attention to their cybersecurity posture and that of the third parties they work with.

Just as IT departments have started to get a handle on shadow IT by setting policies for oversight and permissions on the use of applications, a new challenge has emerged — shadow AI.

To combat deepfakes, organizations need to implement fresh approaches to both employee education and cybersecurity.

Documentary will demonstrate how women have played an outsized role in the industry by spotlighting the careers of several female security professionals.

Evolving influences that shape workplace dynamics may also affect an organization’s security risks.

Security magazine discusses data breaches and mobile data breaches with cybersecurity experts.

CISA’s guidance is not just a wake-up call for communications service providers. 

In light of today’s evolving threat landscape and high-profile cybersecurity breaches, organizations are facing growing pressure to strengthen their security foundations.

This Data Privacy Day, cybersecurity experts share insights on data protection best practices.

In today’s hyper-connected world, insider threats have become one of the most pressing challenges for organizations. 

Security magazine highlights a few upcoming cybersecurity conferences in 2025.

Cyber public awareness campaigns must keep pace with evolving technology while maintaining clear communication.

The Security Executive Council (SEC) has announced its annual scholarship program is open for applications. 

Confirming priorities and addressing misconceptions for a better security posture in 2025. 

As organizations develop security strategies and efforts to safeguard their data, there are several key pillars they must prioritize.

3 specific cyber incidents from the 2024 that every healthcare provider should understand. 

Here are 3 ways that security professionals can expect AI to transform security in the year ahead.  

Security leader reflects on lessons learned during the annual Security 500 Conference.

A recent report discovered only 51.2% of organizations are offering basic software security awareness training.

With so much chatter surrounding the topic of diversity, equity, and inclusion, it can be a challenge to tune out the noise and get back to the basics that are so fundamental to an effective DEI training program.

Organizations today have to cater to a myriad of generations with different preferences and habits, particularly when it comes to technology and digital experiences.

In today’s digital age, protecting sensitive medical information is not just a regulatory requirement but a cornerstone of trust and business integrity.

To minimize the potential risks to their organizations and their own personal well-being, there are a number of steps CISOs should consider taking as they work to prepare for fiscal year 2025.

Understanding the critical role of DNS in maintaining connectivity and security is essential.

2024 has seen a number of cybersecurity incidents, including high-profile cyberattacks and rapidly-developing artificial intelligence (AI).

Security leaders discuss what challenges and motivates today’s senior security executives.

As data breaches continue to evolve, organizations must be prepared to respond.