Security Magazine

It’s vital that business leaders keep teams engaged, vigilant and turn people into organizations’ first line of defense this summer.

Consent is supposed to be simple. In its ideal form, it’s a clear, mutual agreement between two parties. But in today’s digital ecosystem, it’s become anything but.

As threats become more sophisticated, cybercriminals are finding ways to get around MFA measures. This poses the question: is MFA enough to protect against modern threats?

The software security field is ever-changing, but one principle remains constant: the truth is always in the code.

For school leaders, the challenges that come with cyberattacks aren’t just technical — they’re reputational.

Multi-factor authentication is now a cornerstone in most business’ cybersecurity strategies, offering an additional layer of protection beyond traditional passwords. 

Cybersecurity isn’t just about technology — it’s about people. 

Practical solutions to strengthen an educational institution’s defenses without overburdening staff or incurring significant expense.

The companies that will thrive in the face of constant cyber threats are those that embed security into who they are, not just what they do.

The Oracle breach emphasizes the importance of a transparent cyber response.

Security isn’t just a product to buy. It’s a story to tell, a culture to build, and a conversation to have, every day.

AI tools are quickly being designed to grow more capable and more autonomous — and therefore more unpredictable. 

As tariff uncertainty swirls, businesses may be at greater risk for theft and vandalism. 

Plenty of passionate, capable people are eager to join this industry, but they’re being blocked by checklists and rigid hiring mindsets. 

Data breaches frequently result in unauthorized access to confidential customer or employee financial and personal information.

Effective collaboration between security operators, facility teams, and other departments is essential for the smooth functioning of any organization.

How can leaders, both male and female, better support women as they navigate this traditionally male-dominated industry?

A successful SASE implementation requires a standardized adoption strategy that aligns business objectives, security needs and technology priorities

The regulatory pendulum for AI has swung in an unexpected direction. 

In an increasingly dangerous era of global instability with evolving threats, crisis planning and mitigation is crucial. 

Introducing new technology at the many customer interfaces in quick service restaurants opens up fresh attack surfaces for threat actors.

The precision and split-second decision-making required in aviation creates a unique foundation for leading tech support teams through critical incidents and transformative change.

When the worst happens, like a cyberattack, getting customer support right becomes even more critical.

Organizations need to consider how they approach patching as vulnerabilities increase in volume and complexity.

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

How security leaders can protect their businesses and employees when the next natural disaster strikes. 

There are a few fundamental ways SIEM will need to evolve for it to stay relevant and meet today’s cybersecurity challenges. 

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

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.