Kacy Zurkus is a writer and the host of RSAC 365 Webcast & Podcast. With a focus on cybersecurity, Kacy's work has appeared in Infosecurity Magazine, Security Boulevard, and she has also been featured in Q1 Labs (IBM Security). She covers a wide range of topics, including analysis of cybersecurity incidents, industry conferences, and solutions to cybersecurity challenges.
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Kacy Zurkus' coverage primarily centers on privacy and cybersecurity, with a strong emphasis on data-driven analysis. Her articles often cite relevant data to support her insights into the latest trends and events in the cybersecurity space.
Given Kacy's focus on citing data and event coverage related to cybersecurity, she would likely be most responsive to pitches that offer original research or access to experts who can provide credible and up-to-date data-backed insights into emerging trends in privacy, cyber attacks, malware, and cloud security.
As Kacy does not have a specific geographic focus, she seems open to covering global developments within the cybersecurity landscape.
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UK’s National Crime Agency has led an international operation to disrupt the Lockbit ransomware group
By: Phil Muncaster
A former employee at Stratford-on-Avon District Council stole residents’ emails to promote his business
The attack, which has been claimed by Anonymous Sudan, has been confirmed to have impacted IT services at the universities of Cambridge and Manchester
The White House Executive Order will give new powers to the US Coast Guard to manage cyber threats in ports and issue cybersecurity standards
By: James Coker
Cybereason found that 78% of organizations who paid a ransom demand were hit by a second ransomware attack, often by the same threat actor
Synopsys report reveals 74% of codebases now contain risky open source components
By: Alessandro Mascellino
The Viakoo study also said 50% firms faced IoT cyber incidents in past year, 44% of which were severe
By: Alessandro Mascellino
The flaw, discovered by Patchstack, stems from a lack of input sanitization and output escaping in the plugin’s code
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