Security Leadership and Management

Security magazine talks with Steve Tait, Chief Technology Officer at Skyhigh Security, regarding the key areas of risk that generative AI can create. 

According to a recent ISACA report, 63% of privacy professionals say their role is more stressful now than it was five years ago.

Organizations need to streamline and centralize their data collection to establish a better data foundation and eliminate these other challenges. 

A new report details shifts in the physical security industry, especially in regard to priorities and challenges.

The Biden Administration has established a new executive order. Cybersecurity leaders discuss its implications.

Security’s Top 5 from Security magazine showcases the top stories and new developments from across the security industry.

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

The Security Executive Council (SEC) celebrates its 20th anniversary this year, marking two decades of research and service to the security community.

The Biden Administration has proposed a framework for AI chip exports, and security leaders are sharing their thoughts. 

As U.S. data privacy laws evolve and data estates grow, companies require specialized expertise and technology to navigate these complexities. 

The responsibilities of CISOs are expanding; however, only 3% of those surveyed indicate a pay raise to reflect their greater responsibility. 

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

Security leaders prepare to respond to challenges and opportunities of a new year.

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.

Cybersecurity researchers have discovered an information-stealing malware targeting macOS users. 

Tight budgets, insufficient resources, and the evolving threat landscape are no longer just obstacles — they’re fueling “cyber-anxiety” for CISOs and their teams.

The new year brings new opportunities, but also the potential for new challenges. Security leaders share some of their predictions for 2025.

Mission 500, a nonprofit charity working closely with the security industry to help children in need, has announced leadership and board updates for 2025. 

Research reveals the emergence of a “phish-free PayPal phishing” scam.

2025 will be a pivotal year as business leaders look to protect organizational and user data from damaging cyberattacks. 

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

As cyberattacks grow more systemic and continue to mature, regulators have increased their focus on transparency and accountability.

The 23rd annual Security and Compliance Compensation report gives industry professionals insight into what their peers are earning.

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.

A new report highlights the growing challenges organizations face in terms of workforce risk and resilience. 

Dan Gundry, Strategic Director at Barco Control Rooms, discusses how control rooms benefit organizations and security management. 

Executives are targeted in mobile spearphishing attacks, and security leaders share their insights. 

A threat actor labelled as MUT-1244 has stolen more than 390,000 WordPress credentials. 

Although PCI compliance isn’t mandated by law, failing to comply with PCI DSS can result in investigations, fines, and penalties.

Law enforcement agencies across 15 countries have shut down 27 DDoS-for-hire operations.