Security Leadership and Management

Three key steps IT leaders can take to bolster their organization’s security.

Nearly half of cybersecurity professionals depend on passwords to authenticate personal accounts, and almost as many depend on them for work accounts.

Jackie Bean has been named the Executive Director of SDM and Security Magazines.

Approximately 612,000 UK businesses experienced a cybersecurity breach in the past year, according to the UK Government’s Cyber security breaches survey with OpenAI and Anthropic most recently having committed data breaches from uninstructed cyberattacks.

As AI continues to evolve, governance is struggling to keep pace.

The issue with CISA’s 2026 Cybersecurity Awareness Month suggestions? Identity attacks have evolved.

Security magazine speaks with with Ron Zayas, Chief Executive Officer at Ironwall by Incogni, about the risks associated with online, publicly accessible information.

A conversation about how ransomware is evolving — and how organizations can stay ahead.

Before asking whether someone’s history makes them suitable for a role, employers need to be confident that the person applying, interviewing, and ultimately joining the organization is who they claim to be.

When I was in high school, students joked that you got 200 points on the SAT simply for writing your name. True or not, it captured an important idea: your name got you into the game but didn’t distinguish you from anyone else.

The most enduring impact of ransomware attacks is human: stress, fear, job loss, and long-term consequences that rarely show up in incident reports.

Raymond Hankins, Chief Security Officer, Security Branch, at National Labor Relations Board talks about striking the balance of securing government facilities while maintaining an opening environment to the public.

Jennifer Moore’s extensive career in security began with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).

The 2026 Most Influential People in Security have shaped the future of security and risk management through leadership, innovation and commitment to progress across the industry.

A recent report by Ospin analyzed enterprise production environments in 2026.

A number of organizations announced the establishment of an open secure AI alliance.

Security executive James Weston discusses intelligence-led security and lessons learned at FIFA World Cup.

September 1 is International Women in Cyber Day, and this year, Security magazine is discussing how AI could uplift women in the field.

Listen to Diana Kelley, CISO at Noma Security, explain how organizations can safely implement AI.

Listen to Dina Atwell, Director, Cyber Insider Threat Program Management at Capital One, discuss her career in the security industry.

5 individuals associated with the U.S. Cyber Operations Forces committed suicide.

Recently, a well-meaning LinkedIn colleague posted a “wheel of privilege” exercise.

Your LinkedIn presence is often the first leadership meeting you will never know you had.<

Most organizations are running more AI tools than they thought.

Insights from national fire prevention standards for active shooter prevention.

A report by Onapsis analyzed the results from a study on artificial intelligence (AI) security and enterprise resource planning (ERP).

Listen to Lukasz Lazewski, CEO and Founder of LLInformatics, share how security leaders can learn to make insightful hiring decisions.

In some tech circles, insulting colleagues and belittling anyone slower to understand is treated as a sign of confidence, and the next generation of leaders are learning from it.

Security leaders discuss the importance of advisory boards in the industry.

Convergence is no longer just an organizational idea; it can be a personal career strategy.