Security Magazine

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

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

Increasingly sophisticated cyber threats introduce new challenges that organizations around the world must address now.

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

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

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

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

How prepared are security leaders to support their communities, customers and associates in this time of political transition?

To prepare a recovery plan, organizations need to first understand their Exchange Server environment and configuration.

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

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

For healthcare organizations, where breaches can have severe consequences, robust cybersecurity practices are critical. 

Hacktivism and related attacks present a tangible threat to the integrity of democratic elections. 

Resilience — when defined properly and specifically — can be the cornerstone of comprehensive and proactive cyber risk management. 

As we move on from the Paris Olympics, it is important for organizations to assess their preparedness for such events and plan to be even more resilient in the future. 

What can leaders within the enterprise do to ensure they don’t lose their grip on governance?

How can organizations get the most from GenAI without getting duped? 

SecOps teams need a complete solution for building, migrating and managing cloud applications and environments. 

Many valuable use cases beyond security monitoring exist, but they come with more considerations and require deeper collaboration. 

AI isn’t just for enterprises. It’s accessible and realistic for small companies to use too — if proper data protections are in place.

The notion that cybersecurity defenders are at an inherent disadvantage — the so-called defender’s dilemma — is incorrect and counterproductive.

The Crowdstrike interruption highlighted the relationship between cybersecurity and global business, and not in a positive way.

There are steps that graduates can take to make the transition from school into a Security Operations Center as smooth as possible.

Where businesses see AI as a tool for efficiency and market differentiation, cyber attackers are devising new schemes to exploit undefined learning curves.

This SecOps “Summer Survival Kit” can provide security professionals with peace of mind during vacations. 

For those attending the Olympics or engaging with the event via a mobile application, it’s important to know the risks. 

Security leaders, by closely partnering with CFOs, can ensure cybersecurity risks are considered and investments to mitigate such risks are prioritized.

The way the role of CISO is currently structured does not set the CISO, nor the organization, up for success. 

Threat researchers have uncovered newly evolving email obfuscation techniques that are designed to evade modern security controls.

A deliberate approach is essential for AI to be net positive, and human-in-the-loop is an essential component of this.